Reference data and data governance
David Loshin suggests that reference data could be the foundation of future governance structures.
Tag: personal data protection
Why organizations' AI efforts will require retiring data sources
There's a chasm in today's business world between "can" and "should." Let's hope that gap closes soon.
Data classification for governance: An approach to data protection and compliance
Learn about the role data classification plays when governing a diversity of data policies.
10 articles to read on Data Privacy Day
Brush up on the latest news around data privacy. Todd Wright shares his top 10 picks.
Data engineers: Key role in data privacy and protection
Jim Harris discusses a key role of the data engineer – protecting sensitive personal data.
Data governance for regulatory compliance and data protection
David Loshin examines various aspects of data governance that are essential for regulatory compliance.
The California data privacy wave is coming – Are you ready?
Todd Wright shares results of a SAS survey about consumers' data privacy concerns.
GDPR (now that the dust has settled)
Joyce Norris-Montanari shares tips to help those who are still working to address GDPR requirements.
US data regulation, part 2: What your organization can do about it now
In the second part of this series, Phil Simon argues that organizations can immediately take steps to handle likely legislation.
Data security and privacy, Part 2
Joyce Norris-Montanari talks about how to implement data privacy policies, procedures and guidelines.
Will GDPR shift personal perspectives on data?
Jim Harris says the GDPR may cause seismic changes in how people think of privacy and personal data.
GDPR: Privacy risk, sensitivity, data classification
GDPR requires more than a simple privacy policy update. David Loshin outlines changes needed in the data management environment.
US data regulation, part I: What's (probably) coming?
In this first of two posts, Phil Simon chimes in on the prospect of data protection regulation in the US.
Data security and privacy, Part 1
Joyce Norris-Montanari shares insights and tips about data security and privacy.
Analytics implications of record-level security
Phil Simon discusses some of the analytics considerations with record-level security.
GDPR and EU personal data considerations, Part 2
Joyce Norris-Montanari lists personal data considerations related to GDPR compliance.
What is record-level security?
Phil Simon chimes in on a way to lock down data
Analítica, la clave para transformar la experiencia del paciente
Cuando usted viaja, va de compras o se hospeda en un hotel espera recibir un servicio de primera, un trato amable y que se cumpla lo que le han prometido. Es lo que exigimos de las empresas y organizaciones con las que tratamos: tener una experiencia que cumpla con nuestras
GDPR and EU personal data: Some considerations
Joyce Norris-Montanari starts this two-part series with some suggested actions you can take to help you comply with the GDPR.
Anticipating data privacy concerns
David Loshin looks at two levels of data privacy concerns: exposure, and fair use of personal information.
The GDPR final stretch – A roundup of topics
Todd Wright summarizes several GDPR-related blog posts that cover topics ranging from what the GDPR means to how you can manage consent.
Marketing and the GDPR, Part 2: Examining the consent question
@philsimon provides more thoughts about the opportunity that GDPR provides marketing departments.
GDPR: The complexity of identifying sensitive personal data
David Loshin says the hardest part of compliance is knowing if a data asset contains personal data, and ensuring you can protect it.
Marketing and the GDPR, Part 1: Carrots and sticks
@philsimon chimes in on a massive opportunity for organizations that process the data of EU residents.
The GDPR – Is reputation a bigger risk than fines?
Todd Wright says the risk of fines for GDPR noncompliance may pale in comparison to the risk posed by reputation loss.
Data management predictions for 2018
What will 2018 unveil for the data management market? I searched expert opinions on technology trends for 2018 and matched them against my own to uncover the five major trends that I think we’ll see in data management this year: 1. Data movement becomes more important. Cloud providers have proven
Addressing consent management in GDPR
When we talk about consent management for the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), one of the key considerations is “consent for a purpose.” It might have been sufficient in the past to provide a form with a single generic consent check box and store the fact that consent was
Data privacy concerns in the age of big data
Jim Harris considers whether we can save private data in the age of big data.
Tackle GDPR data management requirements using SAS
Ivor Moan explains how SAS Data Management software can help you address GDPR requirements.
Yes, non-European Union firms – the GDPR applies to you, too
Todd Wright explains what GDPR means and shows how SAS can help you prepare for it.