Our newest white paper will guide you in getting the most out of Alyne as fast as possible to get up to speed with your GDPR requirements.

Cambridge Analytica's alleged misuse of Facebook users' data is the perfect example of conduct that will not be tolerated under the EU's new General Data Protection Regulation, which comes into force on 25 May. Make sure your organisation does not fall foul of GDPR.

Alyne provides a powerful and pragmatic capability to enable you to meet your obligations under the new European Data Privacy regulation GDPR. This guide will assist you in getting started in just a few simple steps.

The Alyne library has just been updated with new control sets and assessments covering theBDSG 2017,NIST 2018 andPCI DSS v3.2 as well as updated control sets and assessments ofGDPR andCOBIT 5.

The GDPR was passed in Spring 2016 and must be fully implemented until the 25th May 2018. It is time to start that project. What are the hurdles that you’ll have to tackle?

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the new EU-wide directive for regulating data protection. The policy replaces the existing EU regulations as well as the different national regulating laws. It is no longer necessary for the EU member states to introduce their own regulation implementation (of course they can still implement further measures in some areas).

Here are Alyne’s top 5 tips for small and medium financial services businesses dealing with increased risk and compliance challenges in their organisational growth.