Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Complying with GDPR is just the start. German businesses face additional data protection challenges under the BDSG. Learn how to protect your organization – and your customers.

Our most comprehensive resource on the subject – full of insight, advice, and examples to help you recognize and address all aspects of third-party risk.

Explore how data protection is evolving beyond whistleblowing systems into broader governance, risk, and compliance strategies. Register for our expert-led webinar.

Organizations use technology to create, edit, store and share information – including personal information. One hack or careless act can put it all at risk. Employees need cybersecurity training to understand the risks technology can pose to organizations and the people they serve.

Data is crucial for businesses, but also a target for criminals. With growing data privacy concerns, organizations must prioritize data security. This training equips organizations to safeguard sensitive information and fulfill their responsibility to protect customer and employee data.

The UK GDPR and EU GDPR, while broadly similar, have key differences that organizations need to navigate. This white paper offers a comparison of the two regulations, guiding organizations on the steps to ensure compliance with both, including data handling, international transfers and enforcement.

The playbook is your guide to navigating the EU Digital Operational Resiliency Act (DORA). It offers insights into the key requirements, potential challenges, and best practices.

Whether it’s managing cybersecurity threats, implementing effective whistleblowing channels, or leveraging technology for compliance training, this guide will help you navigate the evolving compliance landscape with confidence and clarity.

In a landscape of rapidly evolving regulations and ever-increasing threats, SMBs need to remain proactive in adopting new risk and compliance technology.

Given the outlined vulnerabilities that SMBs have in areas like cyberattacks, training is evidently an essential area to focus on. Yet the tendency for SMBs is to have a reactive approach to risk and compliance topics; where the wake-up call comes after an issue has occurred.