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Category: Security

The “Security” category serves as a vital resource for businesses and professionals seeking to fortify their understanding of data within the framework of data privacy and protection legislation, particularly the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This category features a diverse array of informative posts, offering essential insights and best practices for enhancing measures, mitigating risks, and ensuring compliance with data privacy laws.

Data and Privacy Compliance The “Security” category delves into the intersection of data and privacy compliance, providing businesses and professionals with in-depth insights into the critical role of measures in safeguarding personal data and meeting the stringent requirements set forth by GDPR.

Technology  and GDPR Compliance Posts within this category explore the crucial considerations for software developers in achieving GDPR compliance, shedding light on the essential measures and best practices necessary to protect personal data and ensure compliance with data privacy regulations. Posts also address the implications of various security policies.

Consultancy from TechGDPR As a trusted authority in data privacy and protection, TechGDPR provides consultancy services and insights on enhancing measures, offering businesses essential guidance on fortifying their posture and aligning with the requirements stipulated by GDPR.

By engaging with the insightful content in this category, businesses, professionals, and individuals can gain a deeper understanding of the critical link between data and privacy compliance within the context of GDPR. The “Security” category is an indispensable resource for any stakeholder seeking to bolster their practices, mitigate risks, and align with the stringent data privacy regulations.

Introducing the Privacy Tech Directory: A Tool for Data Protection and Compliance

Posted on by AJ Richter Category:Artificial Intelligence, Comparison, Privacy by Design, Privacy Tech Directory, Regulation, Security, Technical

The Privacy Tech Directory  provided by TechGDPR is a centralized repository of resources and tools designed to help both companies and individuals safeguard their personal information and comply with privacy regulations. This resource was created in order to host a wide range of tools, from encryption and cookie management to open-source analytics, in one centralized […]

Difference between Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment & Data Protection Impact Assessment

Posted on by Kezia Vilawa Category:Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, GDPR, Regulation, Security, Terminology

Through the AI Act, the EU seeks to ensure that AI systems used within the Union are safe and transparent. The EU AI Act provides a regulatory framework focusing on safeguarding fundamental rights, in relation to high-risk AI systems. Companies making use of AI, regardless of their size or industry, must now comply with the […]

Improving GDPR compliance with the EDPB Website Auditing Tool

Posted on by AJ Richter Category:Consent management, Privacy by Design, Security, Technical, Uncategorized

The EDPB Website Auditing Tool, or EDPB WAT, was recently released to help monitor websites’ compliance with the GDPR. It is a free software project that is meant to help analyze websites. The EDPB Website Analysis tool uses Chromium as a webdriver to access a URL. It then will assess which external resources and cookies […]

Why should software developers care about GDPR compliance?

Posted on by AJ Richter Category:GDPR, Privacy by Design, Security, Technical

Software developers often view ensuring GDPR compliance as blocker . As they are left trying to figure out what personal data is and how to maintain compliance. In a recent study by Alhazmi and Arachchilage, software developers cite multiple reasons that make approaching GDPR compliance tricky. Some reasons listed include a lack of clear best […]

Bring your own device and data protection

Posted on by Athina Sotiriou Category:GDPR, Security

What constitutes “bring your own device” (BYOD) and what risks to GDPR compliance does it introduce? Bring your own device allows employees to use their own devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops) in the workplace but also allows them to access corporate tools from these devices. This means they are likely to carry corporate information or confidential […]

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