Series: Getting Ready for GDPR

Now is the time for organizations to move forward with their GDPR readiness plans and ensure that compliance activities are embedded into their overall security strategy.

Organizations preparing for GDPR should reach out to their third-party vendors to clearly define the roles, expectations and responsibilities of data controllers and processors.

With the regulation set to take effect in less than 60 days, time is running out to prepare for GDPR. But even if you've yet to start, it's not too late to complete your GDPR journey before May 25.

Are you there yet? Which "there" are we talking about? Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the past year, you probably know that I'm talking about your GDPR plan.

Organizations around the world are working hard to prepare before the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) becomes enforceable on May 25, 2018.  GDPR will dramatically change how organizations handle personal information and is expected to...

Organizations should take these steps to put their GDPR readiness plans in motion and make the transition as smooth as possible once the regulation takes effect in May.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) deadline — May 25, 2018 — is fast approaching. Join this webinar to hear an update from guest analyst, Enza Iannopollo of Forrester, on broad trends surrounding preparedness levels, where...

After you've completed the Assess and Design phases of GDPR readiness, the next step is to implement and execute policies, processes and technologies to enhance your data privacy capabilities.

After the Assess phase of your GDPR readiness journey, it's time to move onto the Design phase to determine how you'll achieve and maintain compliance.

IBM's GDPR readiness assessment helps organizations gauge their maturity level and identify steps to achieve and maintain compliance.