In line withs the date of the new EU Data Protection Regulation approaches and services like Facebook choose to move user data to avoid GDPR legislation, awareness on the internet has also increased about privacy and protection. This is true for businesses and individuals alike. Therefore, Storegate is now launching a number of new services to meet these requirements.
Today, sharing a person's email address in an email can be enough to breach the GDPR. Storegate makes it easy to share and collect information while keeping track of your right to be forgotten. You can also get an assistance agreement to make the handling of personal data legal.
- To make it even easier for our customers to comply with GDPR, we have now launched support for OAuth, event logging and the ability to restrict sharing in teams, says Bertil Hedén, Marketing Manager at Storegate. This gives customers better control over what is stored in the cloud.
- Support for OAuth - provides customers with a single sign-on management for all clients and apps.
- Event log - allows customers to search for events on specific files or folders.
- Restrict sharing - the administrator can stop users in a team from sharing stored information outside the team.
Another reassurance is that all information is stored in Swedish data warehouses under Swedish law. Therefore, you never have to worry about being exposed to foreign law or transparency from foreign cloud services. In addition, GDPR requires that all storage takes place within the EU.
For more information, please contact:
Bertil Hedén, Marketing Manager, Storegate AB,
+46 (0) 703 20 14 02, bertil.heden[at]storegate.com
