Know Data, Know Risk... No Data, No Risk - ERP Spain.com - España y América Latina

More than 200,000 data breaches have been disclosed since GDPR went into effect, and industry pundits expect that roughly 36,000 more will be reported by the end of 2019. The threat of a breach will never truly go away, even after the GDPR “transition year” comes to a close––it won’t matter how much we spend on cybersecurity training and technologies, because cybercriminals will always be one step ahead in identifying vulnerabilities and finding new ways to steal personal data. Reporting a data breach within 72 hours and immediately notifying the affected data subjects is certainly the best way to demonstrate GDPR compliance, but it’s hard not to feel like data breach response efforts are an admission of defeat to the bots, hackers, and bad actors. So, how can businesses stay GDPR compliant and avoid the financial burden of a data breach without sacrificing growth for security? The answer is simple: Never hold personal data. Register for our webinar and learn how this is not only possible, but incredibly easy. Key Takeaways - Why cybersecurity costs continue to soar, but our data is no more secure - The true cost of a data breach and how it can be avoided by simply holding less data - How to keep up with growing digital demands while also protecting personal data - GDPR has encouraged breach transparency, but has yielded few security solutions that actually solve the systemic problem of data storage and transfer… until now.