For the past year or so, organizations have worked tirelessly to ensure that they were in compliance by the time the GDPR deadline hit on May 25. Well, the date has passed, and they’re left with the question: now what?
Compliance
GDPR: A Four-letter Word With Global Ramifications
For the past year or so, organizations have worked tirelessly to ensure that they were in compliance by the time the GDPR deadline hit on May 25. Well, the date has passed, and they’re left with the question: now what?
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