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Simplify compliance by converging data onto a single software-defined platform that leverages Zero Trust principles and advanced data security.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) applies to any business controlling or processing the personally identifiable information (PII) of European Union residents. Don’t let mass data fragmentation and cyber threats jeopardize your ability to comply with GDPR restrictions—and put your business at risk of a costly violation.
Simplify compliance by converging data onto a single software-defined platform that leverages Zero Trust principles and advanced data security.
Reduce IT burdens with a single user interface and policy-based automation.
Meet ever-changing requirements with a platform designed for flexibility.
Integrate data protection into all data collection and retention activities. Reduce your EU resident personal data footprint and place controls over it while boosting data visibility. Monitor and quickly report breaches.
Avoid making data copies and managing multiple legacy products, reducing the threat of noncompliance.
Achieve unparalleled operational efficiency at scale by consolidating data silos and sources on a single platform.
Streamline compliance by specifying data retention periods through automated policies.
Get end-to-end security and help ensure only authorized users can access EU personal data thanks to encryption and multifactor authentication.
Help ensure only authorized users have access to specific data with role-based access control permissions.
Take advantage of data immutability and DataLock so backup data can’t be modified or deleted. Prevent, detect, and respond fast to ransomware.
Minimize data copies and reduce your attack footprint while maximizing your agility.
Establish granular control by automating EU resident personal data retention and life cycle management.
Efficiently move files to a single location to minimize the spread of EU resident personal data across your environment.
Schedule updates to data maps that delineate the location and movement tracking of personal data, including its retention policies, access rights, and where it’s categorized and stored.
Complete Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) as needed per GDPR requirements.
Integrate with all leading public clouds, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, for easy, rapid scaling without a bolt-on cloud gateway.
Search within unstructured data for EU personal data categories. Input patterns and their variations or file types to scan using templates.
Report search results in txt file format or integrate with third-party data visualization or analytics tools.
Inject custom code to run data processing jobs on stored data using Cohesity App SDKs.
Prevent portability of EU personal data using white lists.
Receive notifications when data is tiered, archived, or replicated to a non-Cohesity target.
Export cluster- and system-level audit logs for additional analytics and breach detection.
A cloud data management platform for securing and managing enterprise data no matter where it lives.
Meet complex regulatory and compliance requirements with data archiving solutions.
GDPR compliance refers to adhering to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a set of regulations designed to protect the privacy and personal data of European Union (EU) citizens. It entails implementing appropriate measures to ensure data protection, obtaining consent, providing transparency, and fulfilling individuals’ rights regarding their data.
GDPR compliance involves several steps, including conducting data audits, implementing privacy policies and procedures, obtaining consent for data processing, ensuring secure data storage and transfer, appointing a Data Protection Officer (DPO), if required, responding to data breaches, and regularly reviewing and updating compliance measures to maintain ongoing adherence to GDPR regulations.
The GDPR regulates organizations that process personal data of individuals located in the European Union (EU), regardless of whether the organization itself is based in the EU. This includes businesses, government entities, nonprofit organizations, and any other entities that handle the personal data of EU citizens when offering goods or services or monitoring their behavior.