Offense or Defense: Why Not Both? 5 Ways to Think Differently About GDPR
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Collibra2018-04-03T12:00:00
When it comes to new data regulations, we’re usually left scrambling to organize a good defense. And it’s true that teams with a flawless defense can often prevail. However, when combined with a strong offense, good teams can become great ones - and almost impossible to defeat. Working defensively to ...
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