The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) aims to improve protections around how the personal data of EU residents is collected, processed, and stored.
Organizations need to understand the requirements of the GDPR, and how these will impact processes, policies, training, technology, and security around the data they gather and process.
Learn how BeyondTrust privileged access & remote access solutions can help address GDPR requirements.
To comply with GDPR, organizations must demonstrate the effective implementation of various security controls over data access and handling, which reflect foundational information governance practices. For instance, GDPR requires organizations to implement granular controls for access and set and enforce clear roles and responsibilities.
BeyondTrust enables organizations to meet key parts of GDPR with privileged access management (PAM) and remote access security solutions that provide strong controls for data protection, data privacy, and information governance.
With BeyondTrust Privileged Access Management (PAM), organizations can proactively protect and audit their privileged accounts and credentials, while enforcing the principle of least privilege.
BeyondTrust Remote Access solutions provide enterprises with powerful controls over how remote access is extended to devices and systems and how remote support is delivered--both for internal employees and for third-party vendors.
"We had some pressing customers who wanted higher security standards, and we started to move into more regulated environments, so we needed to tighten our posture particularly around system access and authorization."
—Chad Erbe, Sr. Staff Security Engineer, ServiceNow
“BeyondTrust enables us to rise to the occasion, meet regulatory standards of our customers and work towards true Zero Trust.”
—Mahmood Haq, CISO, MyVest
“Only [BeyondTrust], with its single-tenant appliance architecture, encrypted session traffic, advanced authentication and access controls, and session recording features, met every aspect of our security requirements.”
—Jorge Wilson da Silva Mendes, IT Manager, ANATEL
