GDPR Compliance in FileCloud
As an Administrator, you may be asked to ensure the computing systems you oversee are GDPR compliant.
- The General Data Protection Regulation, more popularly known as GDPR, is a broad set of rules governing data protection for all individuals within the EU
- GDPR regulations apply not only to companies located within the EU, but any company dealing with user data of EU residents
- GDPR carries with it stiff penalties of 4% of revenue for companies that fail to comply
FileCloud provides a set of easy-to-use features that supports an organization's need to meet GDPR regulations.
How To Use FileCloud to Help with Compliance
Area of Compliance | Description of Features | Steps to Take |
User consent | GDPR requires that all users provide explicit consent to track personally identifiable information (PII).
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Right to Access | With this provision, users may request access to any information companies possess relating to them.
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Data Portability | GDPR provides that users may request a copy of data for use elsewhere, also known as ‘data portability’.
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Right to Be Forgotten | Under GDPR users may request the deletion or anonymization of any data companies possess relating to them.
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Add Special User Types for DPOs | Companies with over 250 employees should assign a data protection officer (DPO) to overlook compliance.
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Use Patterns to Detect Problems | GDPR compliance requires companies to ensure that files with protected information have not been shared inappropriately.
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