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      Make GDPR Simple

      GDPR compliance needn’t be costly or complicated. It begins with leaders understanding GDPR requirements—that is, protecting the personal data your organization collects, uses, and stores. Then, compliance can be simple, even as your data needs evolve.

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      It Doesn’t Take Much—Act On GDPR Now

      GDPR compliance needn’t be costly or complicated. It begins with leaders understanding GDPR requirements—that is, protecting the personal data your organization collects, uses, and stores. Then, compliance can be simple, even as your data needs evolve.

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      • -What does GDPR leadership look like?
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      • -How can I make sure my existing data is “clean?”
      • -What sorts of certifications should I seek out?
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      It Doesn’t Take Much—Act On GDPR Now