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Spyglass: IT Security & Compliance Service
A holistic response to GDPR Regulations
Companies may not realize the effect GDPR will have on them - for better or worse. With wide-spread regulation going into effect, companies across the world need to be prepared for increasing standards surrounding data privacy and accessibility.
Catapult's Approach
Identity & Access Management
- Multi-Factor Authentication
- Single Sign On
- Risk-Based Access Control
- Self-Service Password
- Secure Cloud Administrators
Systems Management
- Mobile Device Management
- Workstation Management
- Update Deployment
- Endpoint Protection
- Unapproved Device Controls
- Disk Encryption
Information Protection
- Automatic File Classification and Encryption
- Secure External Data Sharing
- Encrypted Email
- Cloud-based Data Loss Prevention
- Application & Data Containerization
Monitoring & Alerting
- Intrusion and Threat Detection
- Compromised Account Detection
- Compliance and Policy Driven Alerts
- Shadow IT Detection
- Utilization Metrics to Drive Success
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A holistic response to GDPR Regulations
Built on Microsoft technologies Enterprise Mobility + Security, Power BI, and Operations Management Suite, Spyglass easily integrates with a myriad of other leading point solutions, helping you connect your security and compliance goals into one centralized location. We create a customized solution framework based on your specific security and compliance needs, and align your tools and policies for future success with ongoing coaching and guidance.
Things You May Not Know About GDPR
Spyglass employs a suite of tools, including readiness assessments and solution mapping, to assist clients in bringing their technologies and data storage into compliance with GDPR.
GDPR Fact Sheet:
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GDPR does affect businesses in the United States. If the business employs EU citizens, if it has any EU citizens’ personal data in its customer and marketing databases, or if it sells products or services to EU citizens, then the business must comply with GDPR.
Any entity considered to be a Controller or Processor (or both) is affected by the full scope of GDPR. Business process outsourcers (BPO) or managed service providers (MSP) that processes any information involving EU citizens, either for their own purpose or on behalf of the client they serve, are fully responsible for complying with GDPR regulations.
There now exists a Privacy Shield Framework between the US and EU, because the EU views US privacy law as being inadequate, especially the US Safe Harbor process. The PSF has produced stringent controls that must be met and verified. The US Department of Commerce is the body for sanctioning/fining US businesses that violate EU privacy data law. The following is the link to Department of Commerce Privacy Shield: https://www.commerce.gov/page/eu-us-privacy-shield
Things You May Not Know About GDPR
GDPR Fact Sheet:
1. GDPR does affect businesses in the United States. If the business employs EU citizens, if it has any EU citizens’ personal data in its customer and marketing databases, or if it sells products or services to EU citizens, then the business must comply with GDPR.
2. Any entity considered to be a Controller or Processor (or both) is affected by the full scope of GDPR. Business process outsourcers (BPO) or managed service providers (MSP) that processes any information involving EU citizens, either for their own purpose or on behalf of the client they serve, are fully responsible for complying with GDPR regulations.
3. There now exists a Privacy Shield Framework between the US and EU, because the EU views US privacy law as being inadequate, especially the US Safe Harbor process. The PSF has produced stringent controls that must be met and verified. The US Department of Commerce is the body for sanctioning/fining US businesses that violate EU privacy data law. The following is the link to Department of Commerce Privacy Shield: https://www.commerce.gov/page/eu-us-privacy-shield.