What is a ROPA, why you need one, and how to make the process easier.

A ROPA is required for many companies to remain GDPR compliant. It shows regulators all the data points you collect, and how you manage them.

• Compliance
• GDPR

What you need to know about DPIAs

Data protection impact assessments (DPIA), sometimes referred to as a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA), are a tool used to describe how you intend to process the personal information(PI, PII, etc) of individuals

• Compliance

Tips for Implementing Privacy by Design

Privacy by design is a way of making decisions within an organization by putting the individual's privacy first.

• Compliance

You Should Be Automating Your Data Flow Map

Mapping the way personal information moves through your organization is time-consuming and error-prone. Learn how automation can make those problems vanish.

• Compliance

What the CPRA Means for the CCPA

The CPRA enhances and updates parts of the CCPA. Here's a brief look into what you need to know about the legislation.

• Compliance

Understanding CCPA Compliance

The California Consumer Privacy Act gives residents of California protection and insight into how companies use their data. Here's what you need to know to ensure your business is compliant.

• Compliance

Your data map is missing APIs and Dependencies

A data flow map brings visibility into how data moves throughout your application, but it should also include data that leaves your application.

• Compliance

The Essentials of Personally Identifiable Information (PII)

If your application collects any kind of information about your users or customers, you need to know if it qualifies as personally information.

• Compliance
• Industry Insights

ISO 27001: Should You Expect it From Your API Vendors?

ISO 27001 is the core of the ISO 27000 family of security standards. It helps organizations build an ISMS and better protect their data.

• Compliance
• Industry Insights

What New Zealand’s Privacy Act 2020 means for APIs

Privacy Act 2020 protects the personal data of individuals in New Zealand, but it also affects global organizations— especially those that use APIs.

• Compliance

SOC Reports and Why Your API Vendors Should Have Them

SOC reports allow your vendors to prove that their processes are secure and up-to-date. Learn more about which SOC reports to look for.

• Compliance
• Industry Insights

Understanding an API Provider's Privacy Policy

The privacy concerns of an API provider becomes your problem if left unchecked. Learn to better understand an API's privacy policy.

• API Essentials
• Compliance