Best Practices for GDPR Readiness: Network Security

Operationalise GDPR across your hybrid network with Network Security Policy Management, mapping the four GDPR articles that shape network security to the controls your team runs every day.

GDPR broadened the definition of personal data to include identifiers like device, IP address, cookies, and location, data that is collected and moved across hundreds of applications in a typical enterprise. For security and network teams, that means the question is no longer “are we compliant?” but “can we prove, continuously, that access to personal data is controlled, documented, and auditable across every firewall, cloud platform, and segmentation layer we operate?” Penalties for getting it wrong reach €20 million or 4% of global turnover.

Download the solution brief to see how Network Security Policy Management maps to the four GDPR articles most relevant to network security: Article 25 (Data Protection by Default and Design), Article 30 (Records of Processing Activities), Article 32 (Security of Processing), and Article 35 (Data Protection Impact Assessment). Each article is paired with the specific Tufin capabilities that help organisations design, enforce, document, and continuously audit the controls GDPR requires.