Last week, the law firm Norton Rose Fulbright launched the Network Traffic Analyzer (NTA), a new data protection tool designed to help organizations keep track of data they didn’t even know they were collecting. Such data could possibly be bringing them into conflict with any one of a number of data privacy regulations sweeping the globe.
That raises a lot of questions, the most pertinent of which might be, are companies really still struggling with compliance almost one year after the European Union’s sweeping General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force?
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