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The Road to Compliance: Steps for Securing Data to Comply with the GDPR

Imperva • February 23, 2021  
The Road to Compliance: Steps for Securing Data to Comply with the GDPR

This guide is for CISOs who want to understand whether their companies are impacted by the new regulation, how it impacts them, and what steps their teams can take to comply with GDPR data security requirements. You'll learn:

  • The basic framework, intent, and extent of the GDPR
  • Which companies are affected
  • What the penalties are for non-compliance
  • A pragmatic approach to approaching a GDPR compliance project
  • How Imperva can help
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