GDPR Compliance
SOLUTEL and CISCO help you with GDPR compliance. When GDPR comes into force on May 25, 2018, companies will have 72 hours to report security breaches or face significant fines. It will apply to all types of companies that offer services or products to individuals within the European Union.
Companies that fail to comply risk fines of up to €20 million or up to 4% of total annual turnover.
GDPR and data protection
The GDPR covers all aspects of how companies use, manage and protect the personal data of EU residents, regardless of business location. Right now, a comprehensive data security strategy is more important than ever.
Each company must be clear about the type of data it manages and, depending on this data, the specific means and procedures to be used to store and protect it in accordance with the GDPR regulation.
Generic measures for GDPR compliance:
1.- Best practices in systems management.
Data encryption both in storage and communications.
3.- BackUp recovery system.
5 things you should know about GDPR
What is the challenge?
The challenge is to respond appropriately and promptly to any rule violation. 72 hours is the maximum time to report a potential personal data breach (data breach) to the National Data Protection Authority. Otherwise, fines can reach up to 4% of annual turnover or 20 million euros.
Report within 72 hours on:
1.- Identify what is happening, the security breach.
2.- Identify which data have been violated.
3.-How it has been resolved.
4.- Mechanisms and methods put in place to prevent recurrence.
With CISCO security solutions, security breaches are currently being responded to in an average of 3.5 hours. It’s all about having visibility into what’s happening on your network and responding to what’s happening.
How can SOLUTEL help you as a CISCO Partner?
Cisco develops security technologies that enable the effective and automatic implementation of policies that pursue privacy protection directly in the company’s infrastructure and in the cloud. The products that are part of Cisco’s cybersecurity architecture are, in fact, designed to interact both with each other and with third-party products automatically, making the management of that architecture simple.
Cisco Security offers solutions that are critical for compliance with the Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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