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GDPR Compliance

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An Overview of GDPR

Since May 25, 2018, the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been enforced, providing enhanced protection for the personal data of European consumers. The regulation affects all businesses that acquire, store or process the personal data of individuals in the EU―including businesses that are based outside the EU. The cost of non-compliance could be high, with fines of up to €20 million, or 4 percent of a company's global revenue.1

Although GDPR compliance poses challenges, it’s an opportunity for you and your organization to take a holistic, intelligent, and automated approach to governance and compliance to deliver data that is trusted, secured, and governed. This approach to data helps you stay competitive and agile as new governance and compliance needs arise for better business outcomes.

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GDPR for Dummies: An eBook

Identify & assess data - What needs protection

For GDPR, the first step is to understand the location, volume, and risk of personal data that exists across your company. Personal data discovery and risk analysis are needed across a wide range of technology solutions. Informatica Secure@Source delivers immediate access to this information through visualizations and mapping of regulated data to detect your potential risk. Secure@Source helps you quickly spot, monitor, and protect personal data across all data types, including structured and unstructured data, for GDPR compliance efforts.

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How to Tackle the "D" in GDPR

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Define & govern data - Take a holistic approach

To govern your data effectively, you need to take a holistic approach across your organization by bringing together a business and IT view of data. Informatica Axon, enables business and IT functions to work together. It helps you define policies, identify stakeholders, and link data insights together to govern in-scope data for GDPR compliance efforts. You can assess where you are today, implement policies, and measure results. Documentation is not enough. It’s important to implement and track progress to be successful.

 Informatica Data Governance: Analyst Report

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