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Tag Archives: GDPR
A Data Controversy
Quite a bit has changed since this article about airlines and the US government. Since very few people are flying, or even can fly, perhaps this disagreement is moot, but I bet it comes up again. Now, separate from the … Continue reading
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Tagged data privacy, DevOps, GDPR, software development
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Don’t Get On This Page
The GDPR has been in effect for over a year. While the press has died down a little, outside of a few record fines, there is still plenty of activity. At Redgate, we have customers that still worry about compliance … Continue reading
The Death of the GDPR
When I first heard of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, I was disheartened. It sounds like another over reaction by politicians to a crisis that would create lots of work for companies. At the time I was working for a software vendor … Continue reading
Changing Context and Data Reuse
One of the points of the GDPR that I thought was very interesting was the idea that users needed to give consent for data use for specific purposes. This had many companies trying to reaffirm consent last year while others … Continue reading
