Data-centric security is an effective line of defense to safeguard sensitive data once perimeter protection has failed. By focusing on securing the data itself, data-centric security enables organizations to safely manage their data resources, stay in control of the most sensitive data and give users access to the data they need and not a byte more. Data-centric security also improves visibility into who has accessed which data, delivers auditing capabilities at the right level – user and data – and directly supports compliance to industry regulations.
Complying with new and multifaceted regulations can be a challenge for your business. At HPE, we break down all aspects of GDPR into modules. Read through and pick and choose the solutions you need to cover your business, all provided with our quality and expertise as standard.
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Organizations must implement a cohesive risk management program to protect against loss while remaining agile to meet strategic objectives. RSA® Archer® can transform your compliance program and enable your organization to proactively manage risk by providing improved visibility, enabling better decisions to achieve business objectives with more predictable results.
This survey report, which focuses on the impact of GPDR in the European region, shows that most organisations are still not ready for GDPR, and many are facing obstacles in implementing the new regulation in 2018. To be successful, it takes a coordinated effort across the enterprise and a comprehensive strategy.
Governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) as a means to reduce process redundancy, deliver risk intelligence, and improve business performance has captured the attention of leadership teams across the enterprise. GRC is also now embracing IT and security teams, often catching them unprepared to champion their unique requirements.
In today’s digital enterprises, CISOs and CIOs have a pivotal role to play in protecting their organizations against the growing multitude of IT risks and threats, while also sustaining compliance with IT regulations, standards, and policies.
Technologies implemented to meet operational needs bring tangible benefits to an organization with focused, tactical functions. These tools bring value to organizations due to the focus on the specific business challenge at hand and most often help achieve goals at the operations level. However, certain processes need to lead to greater enterprise value.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) introduces sweeping changes to how enterprises around the world collect, process, store, and protect the personal data of EU citizens. As the first compliance deadline draws near, Data Protection Officers (DPOs) will need to ensure that their organizations are prepared by establishing compliance and audit teams, processes, policies, and controls.