If you’re familiar with the EU’s GDPR, you know that it requires organizations to keep a record of the data they’re processing and why. And that can feel like a Herculean task if you didn’t start mapping your data from the moment you collected it, especially if you’re operating at a large scale with potentially thousands or even millions of data sets.
If that’s true, it’s time to take stock of any data your company is collecting, from any source, identify what kind of information you have, and where it flows. If you don’t know what data you have and where it lives, you can’t protect it.
The good news is that, while it’s still not necessarily fun, there are ways to automate it now thanks to technological advances.
In this step-by-step guide, you’ll learn six practical steps you should take to map your data, including working with major stakeholders and holding live trainings. In this step-by-step guide, you’ll learn six practical steps you should take to map your data, including working with major stakeholders and holding live trainings.
Download the Six steps to maintaining an accurate data map here >
