Over half of global firms expect to be fined for non-compliance with incoming EU data protection regulations
Two thirds of worldwide companies say they would review their business strategies in EU countries in the next year
Over half of global firms expect to be fined for non-compliance with the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a new report has found. The report, commissioned by software-as-a-service...
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