Keeping an eye on data protection

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But not only rights, but also obligations remain valid, emphasizes Ulrich Ganz, Director of Software Engineering at TÜV SÜD subsidiary uniscon. Companies are therefore required to take appropriate protective measures if sensitive data is collected, stored or processed on their systems. And especially now, when many employees are working from home, data protection must not be lost sight of. "Otherwise there will be a rude awakening after the crisis," says the IT security expert.



Keeping an eye on data protection
For example, it is important that companies make pakistan gambling data their employees sufficiently aware of data protection issues despite the global pandemic. This also includes providing employees working from home with the tools they need to securely share sensitive data with colleagues, partners or customers.

Protected VPN connections or highly secure cloud services with virtual data rooms enable the secure transfer of large amounts of data, even outside of protected corporate networks and within your own four walls.

The services thus replace insecure but widely used methods such as data transmission via email - and without any significant additional technical effort or handling of complicated keys. In addition, GDPR-compliant business clouds such as uniscons idgard® or Deutsche Telekom's Sealed Cloud offer chat and messaging functions for protected communication.

Thanks to Office add-ins, they can also be integrated into existing work processes in no time at all .