In 2016, the European Union (EU) approved its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to protect European citizens’ data.

On a previous blogpost, I discussed what GDPR is and gave a high level introduction of the concepts. In this blog post we will dive a bit deeper on the principles, rights and penalties imposed.

This blog is a continuation of a blog written in late 2017.

Your data security is only as good as your policies and systems. As new laws come into play and news breaks daily about security vulnerabilities, concerns are on the rise.

Having a digital platform that’s functional and intuitive is extremely important for offering a customer experience that will drive lead generation, encourage conversions, and build loyalty towards your organization.

Even the best website can be improved upon. As content and technology evolve over the lifetime of the platform, it’s important to have a process for monitoring the site to make sure it’s performing at a high level.

When it comes to eCommerce for Drupal, there is no single, one-size-fits-all solution. Nor should there be.

GDPR becomes law in just over seven months. Will your organization be ready in time for the new legislation?

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