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Oh how good that no one knows …
EditorialAbout the tricky handling of anonymized data, and an amazingly simple solution.
Order is half the battle
EditorialIt sounds paradoxical: in order to be able to protect your customers’ data, you need to collect that data.
Data protection in figures
Data quality in NumbersGoogle’s share of Internet search operations in Germany, Market share of Amazon, Otto and Zalando in online retail (1st-3rd place)…
TOLERANT Match Workshop
NewsOn September 15, 2016, we cordially invite you to the TOLERANT Workshop in Stuttgart.
You will learn news about TOLERANT Match and we will inform you about the topic of central data protection filing.
News about TOLERANT Products 5.0
TOLERANT productsAny software is only as good as the last update. Here are the news about our products.
At eye level with data protection
Things to knowThat the customer should be king is slightly dusty wisdom. Nowadays, it might be more the case that customers don’t want to be treated as sovereigns, but as enlightened counterparts. They know their rights, so correctness is required. It must be clear in all customer approaches that the legal standards are being adhered to.