Turn GDPR compliance and ransomware defence to your advantage
Has your organisation considered updating and enhancing its data protection capabilities but postponed the decision, perhaps due to time and cost constraints, or because of more pressing business needs? If so, then now may be a good time to revisit that decision. Two major risk-related business imperatives – ransomware protection and GDPR compliance – have recently emerged and need to be properly addressed. At the same time, as data continues to accumulate and fragment, it’s becoming harder to keep track of what you have, let alone to manage it effectively.
You could approach these challenges in a reactive way, dealing with one requirement at a time in a piecemeal manner, through costly yet limited point solutions. Taking a more joined-up, proactive approach, however, using a modern data protection environment, could allow you to simultaneously deal with the risks, and generate incremental business value – even turning some threats into business opportunities.
This paper discusses how, with the right mindset and approach, GDPR compliance and ransomware protection can work as catalysts for positive change.
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Bryan is a technology enthusiast and industry veteran. He has been analysing, explaining and writing about IT and business in a highly engaging manner for around three decades. His experience spans the early days of minicomputers and PC technology, through the emergence of cellular data and smart mobile devices, to the latest developments of the software-defined age in which we all live today. Over his career, Bryan has seen at first-hand how IT changes the world – and how the world changes IT – and he brings that extensive insight to his role as an industry analyst.
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