e-Book: Data privacy enters age of Coronavirus
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This e-Book offers lessons from Zoom’s videoconferencing hack; guidance on what to do if a senior team leader has the coronavirus; details on the latest Marriott breach that exposed 5.2 million guests’ personal information; an update on the CCPA, Shield Act, and GDPR; and more.
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