7 posts tagged with "security"

There are many terms and roles in the world of data protection and privacy that can be confusing. The controller, processor, and data protection officer are three of the most commonly misunderstood roles. Understanding the distinctions between these roles is critical for ensuring compliance with data protection regulations and protecting your customers', clients', and employees' privacy.

Continuous awareness training and programs are important, and sometimes mandatory, for startups, SMEs, and organizations to promote and understand the risk and potential consequences of their employees' data protection, security, and compliance actions.

Unicis.Tech has joined a fantastic group of contributors to a Minimum Viable Secure Product (MVSP) project to assist startups and SMEs in tackling cybersecurity and privacy problems early on in order to reduce risks, assure compliance, build consumer confidence, and gain a competitive edge. For this reason we created a Unicis Cybersecurity Control app for Atlassian Jira using the Forge platform as a result.

Greetings and best wishes for a secure, privacy, and compliant new year for you, your loved ones, and your business!

The European Union and the United States entered into the EU-US Privacy Shield Framework, which enables US businesses to obtain personal data from the EU in accordance with EU data protection rules. However, Schrems II, which the EU Court of Justice rejected in July 2020, is no longer in use. This makes it impossible for companies to use it to move personal data from the EU to the US.

With so many benefits including enhanced security, on-demand scaling, cheaper operating expenses, and greater business agility, there's little question that organizations are migrating to the cloud.

For the sake of removing any ambiguity from what has turned into an acronym maze, let's focus on a few examples and definitions of services provided from the cloud through the internet.

The majority of organizations nowadays place a strong emphasis on their brand value and reliable client relationships. Companies are forced to consider security measures and their solutions as a result, which include ISO 27001 accreditation or the SOC 2 framework. Due to these reasons, corporate behavior is affected globally.

GDPR calls for a complete strategy for data safety, compliance, governance and risk. Although data security tools are simply one piece of the GDPR compliance ecosystem, they're still a crucial component of shielding client data privacy.