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O&O DiskImage 16 for companies
11. February 2021
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O&O DiskImage 16 for companies: Now with its own recovery partition! Data protection is vital for every company. If data is lost, not only are customer or business data lost, but business relationships are also permanently disrupted. And even fines can threaten. The demands on today's IT employees are immense in order to guarantee the company can run as smoothly as possible. The new O&O DiskImage 16 is here now. It protects your company against data loss and downtime, is extremely scalable and thus actively helps you to save costs. Security software in your company What is the most important asset in ...

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1,2 million euros: GDPR fine against AOK
27 January 2021
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Expensive data breach: The million dollar fine for the AOK should sensitize all companies. Email marketing has to adhere meticulously to the provisions of the GDPR - otherwise it will be expensive. The data protection officer of the state of Baden-Württemberg has imposed a fine of 1,2 million euros on the AOK Baden-Württemberg. The reason for the fine was the use of personal data of 500 people as part of an email marketing campaign, although the data subjects had not consented to its use for advertising purposes. Obligation to report data breaches Sending newsletters or marketing e-mails plays a central role in almost every company….

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Cooperation Telekom & DataGuard
September 29, 2020
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Telekom and DataGuard cooperate on data protection for medium-sized businesses of all sizes and support with intelligent packages for the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Data protection according to GDPR is bureaucratic and expensive? With intelligent packages for the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Deutsche Telekom and DataGuard are showing exactly the opposite. A web platform handles routine queries. Specialists then provide support as required - also as external data protection officers. Telekom business customers can now book the service in the Telekom Cloud Portal. Telekom Managing Director Hagen Rickmann underlines the importance of this cooperation: "It rounds off our portfolio of security solutions - ...

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Cybersecurity in digital due diligence
August 17, 2020
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Good cybersecurity plays an important role in mergers and acquisitions. In the major Marriott data scandal in 2018, security was not given sufficient attention in advance. Mergers & Acquisitions (M & As) offer significant opportunities for companies to achieve rapid growth or gain competitive advantage. These range from the pooling of resources to the diversification of the product and service portfolio, the opening up of new markets to the acquisition of new technologies or specialist knowledge. Every M&A transaction is associated with a complex and detailed due diligence review, i.e. a careful review of the entire company. On…

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GDPR compliant messenger
August 17, 2020
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According to the manufacturer, the GDPR-compliant stashcat messenger is currently used by companies, in authorities and schools, in the healthcare sector, by the police and the armed forces - wherever confidential data is involved. In total, the messenger is used by around 800.000 users - the spectrum ranges from schoolchildren, parents, teachers and doctors to authorities with the police and the armed forces. Matching articles on the topic

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EU & US “Privacy Shield” agreement invalid
July 22, 2020
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The EU & US “Privacy Shield” agreement has been declared invalid – is it time to emancipate yourself from the US? A comment from Uniscon. On July 12, 2016, the transatlantic data protection agreement between the USA and the EU came into force and was intended to ensure that personal data of European citizens is adequately protected, even if it is transmitted to the USA or stored on cloud storage there. On January 25, 2017, Donald Trump again curtailed the rights of all non-US citizens via a decree and thus secured the US secret services unrestricted…

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