The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulation enacted by the European Union to protect EU citizens' privacy and personal data. Read this blog to learn more about who's subject to GDPR compliance, data subject rights, and the misconceptions around consent in GDPR compliance.

As governments transition to fully digital records, protecting sensitive data has become a critical priority. In the Middle East, Saudi Arabia is leading the way with its National Data Management and Personal Data Protection Standards.

Enterprise Data Management (EDM) is a comprehensive approach to defining, integrating, and retrieving data in an organization.

Embracing data compliance can help organizations maintain best practices. Let's look at some of the challenges and benefits of data compliance, along with some of the top regulations.

In this blog, we ask six data protection experts how modern organizations can protect their data now and in the future.

Data classification and DLP tools can certainly serve as standalone solutions, but when paired together, organizations can truly benefit from what the solutions have to offer.

Digital watermarking is a potent tool for protecting intellectual property and copyrighted material. It is a marker embedded in digital content material, typically used to identify the source and ownership of copyrighted material. This article will explore the concept of digital watermarking, how it works, and the different types of digital watermarking.

Implementing a DLP policy can help put safeguards around data in your organization. In this blog, we walk you through the steps to creating an effective DLP policy, including how to outline specifications around data classification, handling, and discovery.

Data is the cornerstone of the digital economy, but its constant generation creates challenges for organizations. One such challenge is storing and managing the data securely throughout its lifecycle–namely–creation, storage, processing, archival, and disposition.

Intellectual property is one of the cornerstones of modern capitalism. It encourages entrepreneurial risk-taking by ensuring individuals, organizations, and businesses reap the rewards of their creative ingenuity.

To learn more about how to curb intellectual property theft, we reached out to a panel of intellectual property experts and business leaders for their best tips.

Getting personally identifiable information (PII) classification right is one of the first steps to having an effective data protection strategy. We break down four best practices in this blog.

26 Intellectual Property Experts & Business Leaders Reveal the Biggest Misconceptions Companies Have About Insider IP Theft

Having a data classification matrix, part of a comprehensive data classification policy, can help organizations better determine the risk level of data.

What does it mean when digital content is DRM protected? We explain how DRM works and protects intellectual property in this blog.

How do you classify data in your organization? Conducting a data risk assessment and keeping compliance regulations top of mind are some of the first steps to helping an organization protect its data.

Intellectual property protection requires more than filing a patent or submitting a copyright; you have to train your staff to be diligent in IP protection.

Intellectual property theft involves stealing information, trademarks, inventions, ideas, copyrights, patents, and other intellectual property from a person or company and then, usually, using them for their own gain.

The cost is skewed by massive fines but a new survey shows there was still a steady increase in the number of GDPR fines across the EU last year.

IP theft can have long term damaging effects on a company. In this blog, we look at nearly 50 different examples of IP theft to help you better understand the threat.