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Data Breach Laws and the Dekko Solution
- Published February 23, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Dekko is a fully secure solution for email, chat and document storage.
- Military grade end-to-end encryption and a full audit trail ensures Dekko protects users against phishing, spam, ransomware and other cyber threats.
- Backed by Microsoft Azure, Dekko eliminates deliberate hacking, accidental misaddressing, information leaks and message tampering.
- Unique in design and features, Dekko offers integration into existing email and data systems and software and does not require IT knowledge, capability or management.
- Dekko is an ideal product for company boards, work groups, mergers and acquisitions, legal and medical spaces.
Dekko currently has a successful pilot and proof of concepts operating in the legal and medical fields.
In February 2018, the Notifiable Data Breaches law comes into effect. Australian businesses with a turnover in excess of AUD$3 million and businesses that collect and use customer data must issue notifications of data breaches.
Europe is following suit in May 2018 with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Failure to report can result in fines of up to $360,000 personally and $1.8million for organisations.
European and US expansion in Dekko pipeline for 2018/2019.
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