Data Protection Directive has been protecting personal data in the EU by prompting member countries to pass legislative acts to safeguard customer data. This led to the emergence of local laws that governed corporate bodies based on their geographical locations. These local laws are now set to be replaced by the General Data Protection Regulation
European Commission
- Provision of a suitable level of data security
- Explicit consent from customer for data collected and used
- Notifications to data controllers and supervisory authority about data breach
- Keeping records
- Direct liability leading to compensation payment
- Regulating and monitoring controllers, assisting with their compliance of security obligations
- The right for users to purge their data
- Appointment of a Data Privacy Officer
- Transparency of data that is collected
Enterprise Mobility Management
BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and corporate-owned
42Gears we take a rational approach to GDPR complexity and try to map parts of its requirements to precise workloads or corporate environments, helping employees stay compliant within that specific area. Our solution is to cover the mobile environment and end-user devices of an organization. 42Gears solutions are designed to manage end-user devices using modern technologies with built-in privacy settings. Windows PCs and wearables can be managed as well, allowing adherence to the new privacy requirements. Our products can work with a variety of use cases like:
- Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD)
- Corporate-owned, managed and controlled