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May 2023

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GDPR - the benchmark for a global privacy framework

With the 5th anniversary of GDPR looming, this regulation continues to be a game-changer, setting the precedent for privacy and data laws around the world. In fact, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) recently reported that 71% of countries now have data protection regulations in place and a further 9% have legislation in development. Countries such as Vietnam and Saudi Arabia have recently introduced new privacy laws. But, as we reflect on the anniversary of GDPR's introduction, just this week we've seen the first billion-dollar fine issued. So, what does this mean for data privacy moving forward?

Freedom to Innovate: Data Privacy Methods

Your data protection methods provided through your platform are your lines of defense against cybercriminals, ransomware, and malware. In this episode, we explore the differences between data security, data protection, and data privacy. James Rice and Clyde Williamson will explore business cases, data access control, Protegrity technology, and detail out the inner workings behind data privacy.

Coast Capital Savings Credit Union: Meeting Canadian Regulatory Standards for Compliance with Protegrity

One of Canada’s largest credit unions, Coast Capital Savings Credit Union (CSS), with over 50 branches across the country, needed to protect critical PII data stored in their AWS cloud environments, Amazon Redshift, AWS EMR, and AWS S3. CSS had to meet Canadian regulatory standards for compliance in 2021, including the Personal Information Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), along with a data transformation initiative surrounding its architecture.

Privacy is Power: The Value of Training for Modern Data Protection

We’ve all seen it in the movies: The chief of security declares that no one could ever steal the “Famous Jewel” because it’s protected by thick glass, an impenetrable system of motion-detecting lasers, and, finally, a weight-sensitive sensor. Cut to the next scene, where a thief, dressed in sleek black, zip-lines from an open skylight, shorts the lasers, scores the glass, and with split-second timing, swaps the jewel for a replica of equal weight.