How to strike a balance between hyper-personalisation and data privacy
In the current era of hyper-personalisation, a blanket approach to marketing is simply not effective.
In the current era of hyper-personalisation, a blanket approach to marketing is simply not effective.
Sometimes, particular data are private, and in other contexts, it is not. That means that, to comply with PoPIA, a data-centric approach to data security must be applied that takes the purpose for which data is being used, and who is accessing it, into account.
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You may not be able to prevent a data breach from happening, but you can take steps to safeguard your personal information and minimise the risk of identity theft.
It is fair to say that most organisations are using the cloud today – either as an aggressive “cloud-first” strategy or on an ad hoc, case-by-case basis. In either case, it is fair to say that very few organisations have standardised on a single cloud provider, with most adopting some form of hybrid cloud strategy.