Three insights if you want to do the right thing with GDPR
GDPR is based on your right to privacy in the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights. Here are three insights for organizations who want to live up to human rights standards.
Three insights:
- GDPR also applies to unstructured data – like several-years-old e-mails, Word files, archived papers and old hard drives.
- All data must be documented – so you can find it anytime, know who it is about, when it must be removed and why you have chosen to save it.
- Several millions of euros in fines have been imposed on organizations that didn’t take proper care of their data. The amount can be equivalent to about 2–4 percent of sales.
AI solves a problem that would have taken many years to work out
It takes 20 man-years to structure a single terabyte of data manually. With new AI technology, it’s a matter of hours. We have the tool that makes the previously impossible possible – to clean up thousands of gigabytes of old data so you can say: “We meet GDPR requirements.”
