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…deleted. Who Can Submit a DSAR Request? Any individual whose personal data is held by an organization can submit a data subject request. This includes customers, employees, patients, students, and…
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…security measures such as antivirus software, firewalls, and regular password changes. Moderate Impact Level (FISMA Level 2): Example: Systems containing personally identifiable information (PII), financial data. Security Controls: Additional security…
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…visibility on all personal and sensitive information. Automate Data Rights Management: Automatically manage privacy requests, preferences, and consent, including opting out of data selling, targeted advertising, and user profiling. Minimize…
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…– across the cloud and on-prem. Minimize Attack Surface: Minimize your attack surface by eliminating unnecessary data, including duplicates, ROT (redundant, obsolete, and trivial), dark data, and shadow data. Fewer…
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…that would enable the identification of a Saudi Arabian citizen, such as name, address, credit card numbers, Saudi National Identity ID Number, health data, images, or videos of an individual….
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…infrastructure. This can occur for various reasons, such as convenience, productivity, or the use of personal devices and applications. For example: Employees may use their personal smartphones, tablets, or laptops…
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…Privacy Rights Act protect? Any individual who is a California resident employee and a service provider/vendor, contractor, consultant, applicant, freelancer, and remote worker can reasonably be identified. Employee & B2B…
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…entire environment. Connect to and scan mainframes, messaging, pipelines, big data, NoSQL, IaaS, on-prem SMB file shares, applications, and more, including everything across your dev stack. Scan unstructured data files…
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…risk—across security, regulatory compliance, and AI. It eliminates the need for disparate, siloed solutions by combining the capabilities of DSPM, DLP, data access governance, AI model governance, privacy, data retention,…
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…this information. Any personal data a business uses is already covered under data protection laws, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)….
