65 percent of organizations unable to comply with GDPR 'right to be forgotten'

One of the key planks of the upcoming GDPR legislation is the right to removal or personal data, the so-called, 'right to be forgotten'. But a new study from big data application provider Solix Technologies reveals that 65 percent of organizations are unsure if an individual's personal information can be purged from all their systems. Among other findings are that 22 percent of organizations are unaware that they must comply with GDPR, even if they are based outside of the European Union but hold data of EU citizens. 38 percent say that all their personal data under the new GDPR… [Continue Reading]