GDPR: A Global View
summary
EU GDPR now drives global programs: organisations report 20% claim compliance while roughly a third had not started; IAPP membership jumps from 20k to 42k in 24 months. Companies build inventories, data flow maps, data discovery and DPIA tools, new supplier and DPA templates, and 15 joint privacy‑security leads; large firms leverage InfoSec as program sponsor and run phishing and breach tabletop exercises to meet the 72-hour breach notification rule. Regulators see thousands of complaints and can fine up to 4% global turnover; good‑faith risk assessments and documented controls are key mitigations.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:00Are we too late
- 5:19GDPR as a global organization
- 6:46GDPR outside of the EU
- 7:58GDPR readiness
- 11:09Data processor agreements
- 14:29Where is your data
- 16:21Challenges
- 18:03Tools
- 21:13Technology
- 26:24Privacy in Asia
- 31:13GDPR fines
- 36:02GDPR compliance program
- 39:00New technologies
- 43:03Data Privacy Information Security
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