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European Commission proposes reinforcement of EU Cybersecurity rules

DLA Piper Privacy Matters

Next to these two entities, Annex II contains the ones listed below: postal and courier services; waste management; manufacturers and distributors of certain chemicals; food producers and distributors; manufacturers of certain critical products, such as some medical devices, transport equipment, motor vehicles, trailers, electrical equipment, etc.;

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Counting Down to the EU NIS2 Directive

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

NIS2 adds digital service providers, waste management, pharmaceutical and labs, space, and public administration to the ‘Essential’ sectors category. Article 21 of the Directive details the security requirements organizations must adhere to, including at least the following: Risk analysis. Incident handling.

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Documenting the Detroit Industry Murals

Unwritten Record

The depictions of medical, agricultural, pharmaceutical, automotive, and chemical manufacturing workers and machinery caused controversy at a time when faith in industry was low due to the Depression. If you want to learn more about the Ford Collection check out the Unwritten Record blog and this article on Prologue. [1]

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Think Outside of the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Master Data Management Solutions to Deliver Connected Customer Experiences

Reltio

I read an excellent article by Brian Solis on ZDNet that sums up what’s wrong with legacy MDM. Legacy MDM products were developed before the experience economy, when product was the focal point. Legacy MDM is linear, siloed, and latent in a customer experience world that is asymmetric, omnichannel, and real-time. .

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Understanding Blockchain and its Impact on Legal Technology, Part Two

eDiscovery Daily

Areas such as financial services, technology, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, and energy industries all needed systems with these two factors. Once established in bitcoin, it was not long before blockchain came to be used for any transaction that needed a trust factor among all parties and a verifiable audit trail. How Blockchain Works.

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Anonymization & Pseudonymization as Tools for Cross-Border Discovery Compliance

ARMA International

Note, however, that even the complete removal or redaction of names would be considered “pseudonymization” under GDPR Recital 26 and the definition in Article 4(5), if the organization still had the ability to link back to the pre-altered documents with the personal information intact. View the PDF version of this article.

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China’s First Data Protection Measures Lifting Its Veils

HL Chronicle of Data Protection

Article 2 of the draft Data Security Measures states that the provisions therein govern all sector data processing activities (including, but not limited to, data collection, retention, transfer, and processing and use), that use cyber technologies within the territory of the People’s Republic of China.