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President of Mastercard Advisors, Dimitrios Dosis, discusses the importance of powering data-driven innovation with a privacy-first mindset and how its partnership with Trūata makes this possible.
In today’s business world, data is more valuable than ever before. But it is also more vulnerable than ever before.
With data protection regulations continuing to evolve and impose new requirements on businesses, adopting a scalable and agile mindset towards privacy risk management is key to gaining a competitive advantage.
If carried out effectively, personal data can be both protected and leveraged to preserve the goals of revenue-generating strategies. Learn more about mitigating privacy risks at speed and at scale.
Practical steps for operationalizing privacy-compliant data flows at speed and at scale without needing to invest more in manpower or pay big bucks for big data governance platforms.
Privacy engineering is not only becoming integral to data-driven businesses because of regulatory demands and hyper-automation strategies, it is also a discipline that leads to enhanced products, increased consumer trust and bottom-line growth.
As companies store more and more sensitive data in larger amounts over longer periods of time, they are under ever increasing pressure to be transparent about what data they collect, how they consume it, and why they need to retain it.
In the absence of a global data privacy standard, this paper, co-authored by Mastercard and Truata, explores how the multitudinous data privacy laws need no longer leave businesses with a chalky aftertaste.
Consumers in Brazil are calling for more than data protection laws; they want brands to do more to protect privacy. Access the report for Brazilian consumer insights on data privacy.
While investments in privacy have traditionally been viewed as the cost of minimizing the threat of data breaches, the conversation has more recently shifted from one of risk and repercussions to one of opportunity and innovation.
The Global Consumer State of Mind Report is an annual benchmark study produced by Trūata.
The insights capture the views of 8,000 consumers across the UK, France, Brazil, South Korea and the USA to derive the key challenges and fears that consumers face around data privacy.
Forward-thinking organizations around the world are looking towards data anonymization as a proactive solution for overcoming the commercial challenges presented by increasingly stringent data privacy regulations and rising consumer concerns.
In little over a year, the dynamics of the workplace and everyday social interactions have been completely transformed. The Covid-19 pandemic has had far-reaching implications across society, and privacy concerns have been thrust into the spotlight. Data and analytics programmes, which were introduced to help combat and curb the spread of Covid-19, have the potential to present future risks in terms of protecting privacy, if adequate safeguards are not put in place to avoid the potentially excessive collection and unlawful repurposing of personal data.
Combining datasets across companies and industries unlocks unlimited potential. However, it also carries inherent privacy, security and ethical risks that can bring legal and regulatory scrutiny to business practices.