EU General Data Protection Regulation

The EU General Data Protection Regulation once again highlights the need for companies to take precautions in order to be able to adequately protect their customers' data in the future.

But how can companies best implement the new guidelines from an IT perspective? What are the options?

Anonymization, pseudonymization and data blocking are exemplary buzzwords that are heard very often in this context. In order to support companies with SAP systems in the necessary implementation of data protection guidelines, Natuvion, an IT consulting company based in Walldorf, has founded the internal department "Professional System Security" and expanded its portfolio.

From legal advice to auditing and analysis of existing SAP system landscapes and processes to the implementation and support of necessary data protection measures - the consulting service includes the holistic consideration and support of all relevant aspects for the protection of sensitive data in accordance with the new EU-DSGVO.

In order to be able to meet the new General Data Protection Regulation in every respect, Professional System Security has positioned itself broadly. Companies have the opportunity to request a solution approach tailored to their needs from among the products offered and to obtain general information about their technical options - from data disclosure, data deletion and data blocking to data anonymization.

Interested companies also have the option of purchasing test installations for selected IT solutions directly on the website in a store. For example, Test-Data-Anonymization (TDA) can be tested at low cost, a proprietary solution developed for the anonymization and identification of personal data in SAP systems.

Due to the low complexity, but at the same time high flexibility, the tool is able to easily adapt to changes in system landscapes. Moreover, it not only enables anonymization functionality for a single system, but is expandable and can be adapted for other systems.

Existing, possibly cost-intensive anonymization tools can thus be replaced by a single program.