Data compliance in the modern technology landscape feels like a constantly moving target as more and different laws, rules and regulations are passed locally, nationally and internationally. The days when only some organizations or certain countries had to worry about data compliance are gone. It’s everyone’s problem. However, it is possible to define a core set of processes that will help to enable your ability to assist your business, or government agency, in meeting these compliance requirements. This session will walk you through the 10 steps you need to implement in order to move your organization towards full compliance with any, or all, of the regulations we all now face. From identifying where your data lives to monitoring for compliance and all the steps in between, you can meet this challenge.

1. Summit

3. • Outline the history of the need for data compliance
• Discuss the 10 steps that can help protect your data
• Explain the advantages gained by data compliance

4. Privacy First

5. What Prompted the GDPR
Data growth Data storage Date misuse Data breaches

7. Data Breaches
Source: Identity Theft
Resource Center, 2018

8. Data Growth

9. Data Storage

11. GDPR: The
Principles of
Protecting
Data
Lawfulness, fairness, transparency
Purpose limitations
Data minimization
Accuracy
Storage limitations
Integrity and confidentiality

12. US Legislation
Pre- and Post-
GDPR

13. Legislation Around the World
Data protection
legislation May 2018

14. Legislation Around the World
Data protection
legislation May 2019

15. Common
Emerging
Themes
The GDPR applies in more
countries than you might think
Borders are not an excuse for
non-compliance
New legislation is being used, in
part, to protect local businesses

16. Common
Emerging
Themes
The definition of personal data
goes beyond the usual suspects
Fines for non-compliance are
rising steeply
Business are now the guardians
of data, not the owners of it

17. 10 Steps to be Compliant
Anywhere

18. 10 Steps to be
Compliant
Anywhere
• Identify where your data is
• Identify what your data is
• Identify where the risk lies
• Reduce the attack surface area
• Mask data outside production
• Standardize team development
• Version control database code
• Automate where possible
• Backup every change
• Monitor for compliance

19. Understand
Your Data
Identify Identify where the risk lies
Identify Identify what your data is
Identify Identify where your data is

20. Protect your
data
Reduce the attack surface area
Mask data outside production
environments

21. Introduce
DevOps to
your data
Standardize team-based
development
Version control database code
Automate where possible

22. Watch over
your data
Back up every change
Monitor for performance and
availability – and compliance

23. 10 Steps to be
Compliant
Anywhere
• Identify where your data is
• Identify what your data is
• Identify where the risk lies
• Reduce the attack surface area
• Mask data outside production
• Standardize team development
• Version control database code
• Automate where possible
• Backup every change
• Monitor for compliance

24. The
advantages to
be gained
You’ll understand your data
You’ll protect your data
You’ll know when, why and how data breaches occur
You’ll be able to respond immediately
You’ll be able to demonstrate compliance
everywhere

25. • Outline the history of the need for data compliance
• Discuss the 10 steps that can help protect your data
• Explain the advantages gained by data compliance