“Far-reaching compliance requirements like the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) have the potential for heavy fines. So, it’s even more important that you reconsider how your organization addresses them. However, rethinking your IT strategies also offers an opportunity to dramatically improve performance and protection, as well as reduce costs for your Oracle Database environment.”
Christophe Bertrand, ESG Senior Analyst
Regulations are ubiquitous and continuously changing, which makes it difficult for many organizations to establish a long-term compliance strategy. Senior managers everywhere are concerned about potential legal actions, fines, loss of business, and the impact on the public’s perception of their companies—and for good reason.
In the last five years, 43% of organizations have been audited and 33% have been audited six to 10 times
65% of the audited organizations have had at least one failure due to issues with data access or retention
68% of organizations say that GDPR has had an impact on their data protection strategy, and 73% say they need to invest to meet GDPR requirements
“Oracle Exadata and Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance offer an attractive alternative to do-it-yourself deployments. Together, they provide an architecture designed for scalability, simplified management, improved cost of ownership, reduced downtime, zero data loss, and an increased ability to keep software updated with security and patching.”
Faster
More Secure
More agile
More resilient
Greater value
“GDPR offers opportunities to improve IT processes and strengthen security, backup/recovery, and even customer relationships. And it is with the maximizing of the gains from GDPR, while minimizing its pain, that Oracle Engineered Systems can provide impressive, differentiated capabilities.”
Christophe Bertrand, ESG Senior Analyst
