GDPR blog

All the companies providing goods or services for the EU citizens will have to adhere to the new data protection rules or face fines of up to 4% annual global turnover or roughly $24.5M. As the GDPR comes into force it will affect businesses all over the world, including 52% of American firms. Established companies have already released statements claiming to have prepared for the new privacy rules. But Gartner predicts that only half of the businesses will succeed. We have prepared a list to help you be among them.

Please, tell us how paranoid you are about your personal data. We sure hope that your “spidey sense”, combined with two-factor authentication, automatic log-off and plenty of other precautionary measures are a part of your daily routine on the Internet. But what if you are responsible for the storage and security of data of hundreds, thousands, or even millions of your mobile users? In this article, we are going to speculate about the things that are huge for user data protection.