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Summary
In today’s technology environment, many organizations find themselves trying to analyze data dispersed across numerous, disparate sources, including databases, data warehouses, data lakes, and enterprise applications. It is hard, if not impossible, to coordinate and document the work being performed across these widespread sources without a centralized access point from which to connect, manage, and view the data. Additionally, the variety and heterogeneity of data creates data management challenges of its own. Enter the data catalog, which addresses each of these challenges, as well as others, including compliance with data protection regulations.
Data catalogs have become much more than their forbear metadata repositories and data dictionaries. Within the industry, improved prerequisite functionality and core standards have emerged and stabilized, while vendors continue to add capabilities and improve upon the baseline. Beyond these changes in the tech itself, the vendo
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After a period of relative calm, the world of financial services compliance is gearing up for more change; some regulatory, some economic, some operational.
The issue of Operational Resilience has now fully matured, with SS1/21 (Operational Resilience) and SS2/21 (Third Party Resilience) becoming effective from March 2022. Companies will be expected to understand, document, and demonstrate how their technology and third-party processes map onto their core business processes, and how they meet defined recovery times following a disruption.
‘UK SOX’ – the UK equivalent of the US Sarbanes Oxley corporate reporting regime – is in the final phase of seeking industry feedback, before going before Parliament. The government is looking for feedback on a set of proposals that, amongst other things will, will likely formalize the accountability that senior managers – CEOs and CFOs – have for the accuracy for their qu
Five women of color, all with cybersecurity, ethics, privacy, and public policy backgrounds, are working to make the digital space safer for everyone but specifically marginalized communities. They hope through Cyber Collective they can create positive change in communities and nationwide.
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Although the California Consumer Protection Act
( CCPA ) went into effect on January 1, 2020 and over 100
class actions referencing the CCPA have been filed to date, very
few class actions have actually made their way to court approval.
That is about to change.
Last week, Judge Chhabria of the Northern District of California
granted preliminary approval in a data breach class action
involving 4.1 million potential class members, styled as
Atkinson et al v. Minted, Inc., Case No. 3:20-cv-03869
(N.D. Cal.). The $5 million non-reversionary settlement fund will