WrittenBy Deepraj
September 4th,2024
GDPR enforces stronger data protection measures, ensuring that personal data is handled securely and transparently by organizations.
Organizations must report data breaches to authorities within 72 hours, encouraging quicker responses to cybersecurity incidents.
GDPR holds companies accountable for protecting data by implementing strict policies and procedures to minimize the risk of breaches
Businesses are encouraged to collect only the data they need, reducing the exposure of sensitive information to cyberattacks.
GDPR mandates organizations to adopt encryption, pseudonymization, and other security measures to safeguard personal data
Non-compliance with GDPR can result in significant fines, pushing companies to prioritize robust cybersecurity strategies.
GDPR promotes integrating security features into systems from the start, fostering a proactive approach to data protection.
Individuals have the right to access, rectify, and delete their data, forcing companies to strengthen their data management practices.
GDPR requires businesses to ensure their third-party vendors comply with security regulations, tightening the overall cybersecurity chain.
GDPR has boosted cybersecurity by enforcing higher data security standards and privacy protections,
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