Data Sovereignty Compliance
Data Sovereignty Compliance entails the process of ensuring that data is stored and processed according to the laws of the country where it is collected, critical for international businesses.
Data Sovereignty Compliance entails the process of ensuring that data is stored and processed according to the laws of the country where it is collected, critical for international businesses.
Data Retention Policies are guidelines for how long data should be kept before being securely deleted, often to comply with legal requirements.
DLPs are strategies and techniques designed to prevent sensitive information from being leaked or accessed outside a secure environment.
Data Encryption in Transit and at Rest are technique(s) to protect data by encrypting it during transmission and when stored, preventing unauthorized access
CRC are messaging systems designed to meet privacy and data protection regulations, particularly in regulated industries.
Compliance logging is the practice of keeping detailed logs of system activities to ensure all actions meet legal and regulatory standards.
Audit Trail is a chronological record that provides documentary evidence of system activities, essential for tracking changes and ensuring accountability.
Access Control Lists (ACLLs) are lists that specify which users or system processes can access objects and what operations they can perform, crucial for maintaining security.
Zero-Trust Architecture is a security model that requires strict identity verification for every person and device attempting to access resources on a private network.
