Thomas Yohannan's blog on the relationship between business and technology. Main areas of interest include cybersecurity, risk, law & finance.
Third party compliance is a critical element for an organisation to be completely GDPR compliant Data Processing Addendums (DPA) is necessary to ensure compliance throughout
Summary: A focus on customer contact centers and GDPR can allow businesses to build strong bonds of trust and drive incremental revenue streams and ultimately
Summary: The 72-hour breach reporting requirement will require coordination between people, process & technology for success in the EU and abroad. Article 33 of the
Summary: Data shredding should be one of the key components of an organisation’s plan for remaining GDPR compliant. Companies looking to skip GDPR compliance can
Summary: The transition from “opt-out” to “opt-in” consent will affect the close and delight states of the marketing lifecycle. GDPR’s “opt-in†clause to hit marketing
Summary: Privacy policies will become more simplified and transparent as organizations comply with the GDPR Articles 12, 13 & 14. Compliance with GDPR should start