Tag: GDPR

As the digital age continues to evolve, the significance of forms in collecting personal, first-party data and streamlining processes to enhance customer interaction cannot be overemphasised. Unfortunately, traditional web forms often fail to meet the complex needs of enterprise organisations. The solution? A shift towards advanced enterprise forms technology.

The shocking MOVEit data breach has left global businesses reeling and exposed the hard truth of our digital era - cyber threats are an inescapable reality. The enormity of the breach's impact, and the sensitive nature of the data now in the hands of hackers, has served as a sobering reminder of the catastrophic implications of cyber attacks and the spiralling chaos they can induce in the corporate world.

Navigating the intricate relationship between blockchain technologies and data protection regulations, especially the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), has proven challenging. OMNIA has explored how blockchain and GDPR can work together. 

With the surge of digitisation in the 21st century, cyber threats are no longer a novelty but a pervasive challenge. Spearheading the fight against these threats is KYND, a pioneer in continuous risk monitoring.

In the fast-paced InsurTech landscape, enhancing user experience and data accuracy are paramount. An ever-increasing number of insurance providers are embracing mobile apps and digital client platforms to facilitate a smoother transfer of sensitive data.

Smartlockr, a people-centric data security provider, has received an investment as it looks to grow internationally.

European data regulators deployed €2.92bn in GDPR fines last year, a year-on-year increase of 168%, according to a survey from DLA Piper.

Torsion, a data access governance software platform Torsion Information Security has netted ?1.1m in a fresh funding round.

Data-first cloud security platform Normalyze has picked up $22.2m in its Series A round, which was co-led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and Battery Ventures.

Austria-based MOSTLY AI, which aims to revolutionise how companies work with data, has closed its Series B funding round on $25m.