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Post-GDPR stocktaking: New PwC Luxembourg survey shows how the Grand Duchy is coping six months into the application of the EU regulation

Key takeaways: - Around 50% of respondents consider that they have implemented the majority of the requirements and changes. - The mapping of all personal data processed is the key challenge for an important part of respondents. - Almost ? of respondents are confident they have not faced a personal data breach. - 30% will see how to deal with a breach when it occurs. - Among respondents, financial services companies are ahead of others in terms of maturity.   Six months after EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force, PwC Luxembourg carried out a survey in October 2018 to gauge the local market’s reaction to the new regulation. The survey consisted of 15 questions that mainly addressed various GDPR requirements...
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