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ARTICLE · 13 JULY 2020

Operating In The "New Normal"

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With businesses facing unprecedented challenges in 2020, data protection and cyber security regulation is shaping the post-COVID future.

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With businesses facing unprecedented challenges in 2020, data protection and cyber security regulation is shaping the post-COVID future. Whatever changes may follow as a legacy of the outbreak, data protection and information management will remain key considerations for doing business.

Personal data are viewed as some of the most valuable commodities in today's global digital economy and protecting those assets is a priority for governments, businesses and individuals alike. The increasing complexity of regulation, the meteoric rise of technology and the global shift towards remote working, together with cyber security concerns and international data sharing regimes, make the protection and use of personal data more complex than ever before.

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