Survey: Tech key to compliance in changing data privacy landscape
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Aly McDevitt2023-03-27T12:00:00
When it comes to keeping up with data privacy regulation, organizations would be wise to adopt a more comprehensive technology solution to drive efficiency and minimize human error.
Companies farther along the data privacy maturity curve recognize this wisdom and are more proactive about embracing data management technology in-house.
This anecdotal observation notwithstanding, most companies still hold fast to data compliance policies and procedures that depend on personnel for manual implementation and upkeep, according to a new survey from Compliance Week and information governance software provider Exterro.
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