Security Architecture on Data Protection Day

Cybersecurity, IT security, information security, personal data protection?

Often, but wrongly, these terms are used interchangeably.

Today, on January 28th – European Data Protection Day, when the focus is on GDPR and the regulations introduced by the regulation, we at Paraflow choose to emphasize:

To protect “personal” data, you first need to understand the architecture of the protection itself!

Information Security (InfoSec): The foundation – refers to the protection of information in any form: physical, digital and even on paper.

IT Security: The focus is on the protection of the physical infrastructure and digital assets (servers, storage systems, network equipment and endpoints) through which data is processed and stored.

Cybersecurity: The practice of protecting systems, networks and programs from digital attacks aimed at unauthorized access, unauthorized modification or destruction of information.

Where is the place of GDPR and Data Security?

Regulations like GDPR are based on the principles of Data Security – a practice that ensures the integrity of data or its protection from unauthorized access throughout its entire life cycle. This includes the security of hardware, storage devices, administrative controls and organizational policies.

Why is this important for your organization?

Because GDPR compliance is not an isolated regulatory “obligation”, but the result of building a sustainable technological infrastructure that covers all the above levels.

What is the role of a system integrator?

At Paraflow, we apply a comprehensive approach to the design, system integration and support of sustainable technological solutions. Our expertise is guaranteed by our certifications in ISO/IEC 27001 (Information Security) and ISO/IEC 27701 (Information Privacy Management).

Explore our solutions for system integration and cybersecurity.