Security News > 2021 > May > Happy birthday GDPR: IoT impact and practical tips for compliance

The upcoming physical return to the office is also set to bring the influx of IoT devices that may be installed on networks as part of new COVID-19 workplace compliance policies.

Some of these devices may collect large quantities of personal data that needs to be protected and is subject to the GDPR. GDPR Privacy by Design.

GDPR's Privacy by Design and security design focuses on IoT manufacturers and compliance within the design of the device itself.

To minimize these risks and meet GDPR data compliance and regulation thresholds, it's essential that organizations develop a comprehensive approach to securing all devices.

Security teams can also use AI and automation to proactively segment IoT devices that are vulnerable on existing infrastructure; this enables devices appropriate access while limiting exposure to cybersecurity attacks and potential data protection breaches.

By leveraging automation and the right tools, security teams can increase visibility into IoT risks, identify devices that are subject to GDPR and protect them against potential data breaches.

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