Privacy is no longer a subset of cybersecurity but a governance discipline shaping how organizations manage data, accountability, and decision-making. As GDPR expectations expand globally, companies must shift from protecting systems to understanding and governing the full data lifecycle.
Privacy is no longer a subset of cybersecurity but a governance discipline shaping how organizations manage data, accountability, and decision-making. As GDPR expectations expand globally, companies must shift from protecting systems to understanding and governing the full data lifecycle.
GDPR is not limited by geography but by data use. U.S. and Canadian companies face rising exposure based on tracking, AI, and internal data practices. Industries handling large-scale data and weak governance face the greatest regulatory risk.
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