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Changes in Privacy Legislation: Realities, Risks, and Solutions

Overview New data protection laws continuously emerge on a daily basis. To avoid expensive penalties (and bad publicity) for non-compliance to these new laws, enterprises need to find ways to keep up and keep up with compliance.

View this webcast to explore the ever-changing compliance landscape. Several top Sun executives will outline risk mitigation strategies and present cost effective data privacy technologies that simplify compliance -- thereby saving your organization from potential fines, PR disasters and ugly legal repercussions.
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Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Sun Microsystems
Live Date	25th February 2004 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Service Level Management, Business Intelligence / Data Warehousing, Infrastructure Management, Data Center

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