With digitization sweeping over every industry sector, the ability to monitor company or individual behaviors gets increasingly pervasive as parties leave breadcrumbs of data trails in the wake of their activities, essentially self-documenting most every interaction in business and personal lives.
With that context, it is becoming increasingly important that regulatory environments, legal restrictions or requirements, authorizations and accreditations, industry standard practices, and security over monitoring of activity is managed to ensure compliance—even as the blizzard of these mandates become increasingly difficult to understand, implement or update.
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