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How often have you started a business call with “did you get my email”?

Making it large in the media industry is a dream of many individuals.

What is data lifecycle management? Data lifecycle management (DLM)  is the process of managing business data from creation to deletion. As work becomes increasingly data-driven, businesses must develop policies and procedures for generating, storing, and, eventually, retiring their data. DLM is not a specific product but rather an approach to managing proprietary data. The process includes managing applications, systems, databases, and storage media.

Whether it’s photos, documents, video files, or confidential information, your data is of the utmost importance to protect.

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.

This post is part of G2's 2021 digital trends series. Read more about G2’s perspective on digital transformation trends in an introduction from Michael Fauscette, G2's chief research officer and Tom Pringle, VP, market research, and additional coverage on trends identified by G2’s analysts.

One of the hottest topics in data privacy management in 2020 is automation—specifically, automated data discovery and classification.

What would you do if someone was trying to steal your personal data using data privacy protection laws—which are meant to protect people’s personal information—in a novel, but nefarious way? 

What if your computer crashed tomorrow?

Malware, and other web-based threats that put your assets at risk, can inevitably cause more damage than you imagined. Malware can make trained security professionals go berserk during security incidents and take a toll on your finances and reputation when you run a business. It’s essential to have proper preventative measures set before malware can infest your security framework.  But if the attack actually converges on your system or network, you’ll need a proper plan to respond and incident response tools to execute the response plan effectively.