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Organizations struggle to meet global data privacy laws

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Martina Lindberg

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Only half of organizations are set to meet the legal requirements, says new report.

Data privacy compliance regulation is getting progressively more complex, and only half of executives in the US, UK and EU are “very prepared” to meet the standards, according to the new 2023 Global Data Privacy Law Survey Report by Womble Bond Dickinson.

The survey drew on the views of 205 C-suite

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