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The Evolution of Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) Trends in 2022
This post is part of G2's 2022 digital trends series. Read more about G2’s perspective on digital transformation trends in an introduction from Tom Pringle, VP, market research, and additional coverage on trends identified by G2’s analysts.
by Merry Marwig, CIPP/US
Data Privacy Tech Users Want Easier Tools
What do users of data privacy management software think about their software? At G2, we ask. G2 is the world’s largest tech marketplace, where B2B tech users can review the software and services they use and read other software reviewers’ insights to discover tech solutions that best fit their needs.
by Merry Marwig, CIPP/US
Vendor Security And Privacy Assessments Market To See Huge Growth
Security and data privacy are on the minds of software buyers right now, according to G2’s 2021 Software Buyer Behavior Report. Security is listed as the topmost important factor for mid-market and enterprise buyers when purchasing software, surpassing other factors such as integrations, scalability, and a one-year return on investment (ROI).
by Merry Marwig, CIPP/US
Implementing Data Privacy Management Software: How Long Does It Take?
It’s been a busy past year for those working in the data privacy industry. 2020 welcomed the implementation date (January 1, 2020) and enforcement date (July 1, 2020) of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
by Merry Marwig, CIPP/US
CCPA: Everything You Need to Know
Following extensive media coverage of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal, the Equifax data breach, and countless other known data breaches, consumers have become more aware of how their personal data is being used and misused by companies.
by Merry Marwig, CIPP/US
Data Privacy Software Glossary Terms
Data Privacy Software Discussions
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Question on: KeenCorp
What the KeenCorp Index is not
- It is not another way to interpret questionnaires. KeenCorp does not use questionnaires as a data capture method.
- It is no "semantic text-analysis software". KeenCorp does not analyse WHAT the employees are talking about, rather it analyses HOW they are communicating overall.
- It is no periodic measurement that is in any way alike to the current procedures. Rather it is a real time, language driven,
measurement tool.
- It is not some type of mash-up of already existing software; the KeenCorp software is proprietary.
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Question on: KeenCorp
What is the KeenCorp Index?
The KeenCorp Index is a single numeric value, indexed around 100, that indicates the degree to which people take ownership and
commit themselves when it matters most: when tension is high.
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Question on: Egnyte
How do I password protect a folder saved in Egnyte?
How do I password protect a folder saved in Egnyte, or otherwise restrict access to a folder that should be kept private from other users in the company? Even my folders that are "private" to me are fully accessible to all company users.
Rights are assigned to folders. It really depends on WHAT egnyte product you have, and there are several.
Your admin should be able to answer/resolve this.
If you are using an NTFS package these rights are changed within your Active Directory and synced to egnyte.
It sounds as though the inherited rights for AD or Egnyte need adjustment. Login to your web product at egnyte dot com and choose a folder under "shared or private" and use the "share>folder permissions" to see what rights are assigned (this might be show both users and/or groups depending on what made sense for your admin at the time).
As a user, I can state that I am not sure that you can password protect the folder, but you can limit who you share it with. You can also send a "user only" link that cannot be forwarded without your permission to a third party user. Hope this helps.






