Uncover the hidden value of your data, while making sure your data privacy obligations are constantly met
Many organisations are understandably eager to capitalise on data analytics and artificial intelligence in order to seize competitive advantage. What few realise is that the use of data analytics and artificial intelligence presents new data privacy threats.
Data privacy in data analytics comes in three parts – the data that is used, the way it is analysed and the use of the output.
Any data analytics project that relies on personal data runs the risk of breaching at least one of these areas.
Our Data Analytics Privacy Architects have the necessary mix of expertise in analytics, privacy legislation and application deployment (cloud, on-premises, hybrid) to ensure that your data analysis project is both ‘Privacy by Design’ and high performance.
They will guide your project so that it simultaneously protects your strategic objectives, legal obligations and data subjects, while giving you exactly the insights you need to identify and act upon opportunities.
To discover how this service could help your business, speak to one of our expert consultants today.
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We are today announcing the opening of a multi-tenanted Microsoft Azure Stack in Toronto, Canada. This is our fifth Azure Stack deployment, creating one of the world’s largest networks of fully-owned, multi-tenanted Azure Stacks. The new deployment will provide data residency assurances to Canadian and US businesses concerned about GDPR, the new CLOUD Act and…
Data privacy is naturally fast-moving and ever-changing and the last few weeks have been no exception. Following our blogs about Japan and India recently, another pair of key data privacy announcements were made – one on the frustrating delays to the EU’s ePrivacy Regulation, and a remarkable declaration of intent from Bahrain. ePrivacy Regulation…
India has just passed draft language for its first ever separate data privacy law: The Personal Data Protection Bill 2018. Data privacy is not an entirely new subject for India’s legislators – there were some data privacy provisions in the Information Technology Act of 2000, though strictly speaking, these were information security recommendations rather than…
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On Tuesday this week, the EU and Japan successfully concluded their talks on reciprocal adequacy. What does this mean? Generally speaking, it means that the two nations recognise each other’s data protection systems as “equivalent”, and therefore agree that data can flow between them as of the implementation date later this year. The announcement also…
27th September 2018
GDPR can be an area of great opportunity for a CISO, but without careful, strategic forethought it will quickly become a runaway train. This webinar will examine how a CISO can control GDPR quickly.
17th-19th October 2018, Austin, Texas
Sign up for a free in-person GDPR consultation at IAPP’s Privacy. Security. Risk. 2018 in Austin, Texas.
We are also exhibiting at the three-day conference and presenting our Myths and Fairy Tales of GDPR.