Europeans feel data is not safe. They would like to protect it but don’t know how. They need help on how to comply with 5 specific areas:

1. Who takes the lead?
EU plans action
The State of Data Protection
Europeans feel data is not safe. They would like to
protect it but don’t know how. They need help on how
to comply with 5 specific areas:
Europeans worried their personal information not safe
Europeans who want to, but do not know
how to, protect their data
Government is responsibleBusinesses are responsible Consumer is responsible
Uncertain Times
Tip of the Iceberg
Germany
Netherlands
Spain France
Italy Denmark UK
78%
62%
56%
53%
51%
50%
49%
57%
66%
Germany
69%
France
72%
Spain
73%
Netherlands
63%
Denmark
63%
Italy
63%
UK
59%
Average
Average
30%
33%
36%
Which proposed
EU regulations
are you ready to
adopt today?
Mandatory Breach Notification
within 72 hours
The Right to be Forgotten
Consumer Profiling Restrictions
Accountable for the personal
data you hold
Source: State of Privacy Report 2015 and Symantec Annual Threat Report
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60%Europeans
require help
and guidance
from external
parties, they
think:
28 01
Interpretations of the EU
Data Protection Directive
today
EU Data Protection
Regulation post 2015