GDPR: A Practical Guide To Getting It Done

While General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance cannot be achieved with a one-stop product or solution, the data and applications you are required to protect and audit by GDPR are used by your network. Which is why the network, and network-based security, should be key factors in your GDPR strategy.

By thinking carefully about data security and performance in relation to your network, you are better equipped to develop and enact meaningful policies, deploy effective threat detection and prevention strategies, and provide compliant audit reports.

Any enterprise, regardless of its geography, size or industry, now has to be GDPR compliant if it is handling, managing or storing the personal data of EU citizens. So the use of an intelligent, automated and secure network from Juniper Networks represents a smart step for ongoing compliance.

In this guide, you’ll pick up hints, tips and best practice ideas that help you to get your own organization in the best shape possible for GDPR – now, and in the future.

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