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Organizations face a perfect storm as they experience exploding data volumes coupled with increasing data privacy regulatory requirements. Traditional techniques of manual data surveys, data classification and eDiscovery are not well suited to address new privacy regulations such as the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). These new laws demand real-time and precise intelligence about personal data and consent amidst a myriad of IT systems with sufficient context to map such data back to the individual owner.
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Discover granular insights into all aspects of your privacy and security functions while reducing security risks and lowering the overall costs
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Learn MoreMeet Brian Lillie, Former CPO at Equinix as he discusses the potential challenges of CCPA and how the PrivacyOps framework can be the key to unlocking compliance.
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Learn MoreAudit once and comply with many regulations. Collaborate and track all internal assessments in one place.
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Suite of Schrems II Solutions to help controllers and processors respond to the operational challenges
Scan your Snowflakes instance to auto detect all personal & sensitive data stored in tables and schemas.
Analyze all objects stored in S3 buckets to auto detect all personal & sensitive data stored in them.
Scan your Microsoft OneDrive, SharePoint Online, and Outlook to find personal and sensitive data in files and attachments