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Report docauthority Data Retention In The Era Of Privacy Regulations

Data Retention in The Era of Privacy Regulations

How to survive in the era of privacy regulations!

The explosion in data is a huge problem for organisations globally. Now with GDPR in place and other regulations such as the California Consumer Privacy Act, company data is now also a massive compliance risk. Specifically, GDPR requires you to delete any PII record that is not under a regulated retention schedule, has consent or legitimate interest. Per the sheer amount of data, automation and accuracy will ultimately determine the level of success of such an effort. This guide explains how to accurately store and dispose of PII.

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  • Which data items are PII records?
  • Which records have legitimate business interest and how long can they be kept?
  • Which records rely on individual consent and should be deleted once the consent is revoked?

 

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