Here’s why your SaaS needs a DPA
Data processing agreements might be required for GDPR, but they also protect your business and your customers. Find out what to include in a DPA.
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Compliance
Compliance is more than avoiding fines. Meeting privacy and security needs also gives you a business advantage over your competition.
Do you need a DPA from subprocessors?
GDPR requires that you obtain data processing agreements from any organization that touches your customer's personal data. But what about subprocessors?
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Article Six: The highest risk of GDPR fines
Data breaches might make the headlines, but EU member nations issue the most fines for Article 6 violations. Legal basis is the key to avoiding fines.
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- GDPR
Global Privacy Control has the potential to solve the consent banner problem
The proposed GPC specification could allow users to decide how their data is used, right from their devices with a global setting.
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- GDPR
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.
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- 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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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