Data security and data compliance: Is There Any Connection Between Two?

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Data security and data
compliance Is There Any Connection Between
Two?
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• We all are familiar with the European General
  Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which was
  implemented from May 25th, 2018.
• Other countries followed the footsteps of the
  European Union and came with their own GDPR-like
  regulations and data compliance became the
  buzzword across the globe. 
• The main aim of the GDPR was to impose
  regulations on how the data collected by the
  organizations can be used. 
• However, most of the countries remain
  noncompliant to GDPR and let me tell you, it is
  not easy to be a GDPR-compliant organization.
• For example, in 2019, Google received
  the 57 million fine for violations of the GDPR
  clearly shows that even bigger organizations at
  also struggling to adhere to GDPR compliance
  regulations. 
• You will not believe that many non-EU companies
  have closed their business operations from the EU
  market. Unfortunately, this is not a long term
  solution as more countries and states are coming
  up with GDPR-like regulations and you cannot
  withdraw your business interests from all the
  countries.
• It is not a feasible solution. What organisations
  are doing? They are strengthening the data
  security to adhere to data compliance and also to
  prevent cybercriminals from breaching into their
  systems.

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• Do you think that by taking steps for data
  security will make your company a GDPR
  complaint? 
• Even if you strictly adhere to GDPR or similar
  data compliance regulations, you might become a
  victim of data breaches.
• Don't forget the big names including Amazon,
  Facebook, Marriott hotels and even Google also
  became victims of data breaches.
• What is common about all these names is that they
  all were adhering to GDPR compliance regulations
  and still they were vulnerable to data breaches.
• It simply shows that you cannot stop
  cybercriminals to breach into your system even if
  you follow and adhere to GDPR regulations.
• However, there is one thing that the GDPR or
  similar data compliance regulations offers to the
  organisations. It offers a framework for
  end-to-end data security such as standards for
  breach management, data protection, vendor
  management and data minimisation.
• So, with the GDPR as a foundation, you can move
  towards taking sufficient steps to prevent
  cybersecurity risks and to strengthen your data
  security measures.

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• Whom to give priority - Data compliance or data
  security? 
• With the invention of advanced and cutting edge
  technologies, even cybercriminals are becoming
  more advanced and they keep changing their
  breaching methodologies.
• So, you don't have any option to choose between
  data compliance and data security. You have to
  take appropriate steps to work on both of them by
  keeping a close vigilance through maintaining and
  updating IT infrastructure.
• With the GDPR like regulations, you can start
  working towards data protection. Experts suggest
  that compliance and security at two sides of the
  same coin and together, they can develop a more
  robust and reliable organisation system. 

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• What is the solution? 
• You don't need to waste your valuable resources
  in various solutions that might not give you a
  perfect solution to address data breaches.
• Instead, you can develop a data-centric security
  strategy that protects the data throughout its
  life cycle. With a Tokenization process, which
  replaces sensitive data with a unique, randomly
  generated placeholder, organisations can use the
  original data while still protecting its original
  characteristics. 

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