Most GDPR-compliant organisations are actually not
Only two per cent of 'GDPR-ready' organisations are actually compliant

Firms must have data visibility, as well as protection
Many of the companies that claim to be ready for the GDPR do not actually comply with its regulations, a study by Veritas Technologies has found. 31 per cent of the 900 respondents across Europe and...
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