GDPR in the new remote-working normal

Since May 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has required any organisation doing business with European citizens to make significant changes to its data processes. Over the two years since it came into law, it has ushered in a new level of data hygiene to enterprises. At that time, the focus was on office boundaries. Now, with the pandemic forcing huge swathes of the workforce to work remotely, and shifting business focus away from the office environment, organisations are having to revisit their initial efforts and ensure that compliance with GDPR can still be achieved in this new normal. Marc Lueck at Zscaler offers some guidelines on how to achieve this.