For businesses to be successful, we genuinely believe it's vital to have a connected IT ecosystem. Everything and everyone in your digital ecosystem should connect across channels, devices, and platforms. This blog will give you one of the many reasons to be thinking of an integration strategy: compliant and secure.
Compliancy
With more integrations required, the increased risk of data loss and, ultimately, privacy means companies focus more and more on security. They must adhere to new privacy laws and regulations and security guidelines.
Compliance is about proving how you track and manage data, and this is extremely difficult to do with complex integrations and no tools to help.
An iPaaS enables you to be able to execute GDPR in the following business requests:
- Enhancing existing individual rights
- A right to erasure and the right to be forgotten
- The right to receive personal data
- Be able to implement GDPR user interfaces
- The rights to notice, access, rectification and to object
- Remove data from (external) sources
An iPaaS helps you to be compliant with privacy legislation like SOC2, GDPR, CCPA, FERPA, and HIPAA.
Security
For any iPaaS, SaaS application, or cloud service, security is crucial. Safety at Alumio is a top priority. We have included security on all facets of Alumio: network and infrastructure levels, application and platform layers, and data level. This three-pronged security approach ensures that your data is never shown to unauthorized parties, remains a safe throughput between applications, and that you have access to your data anytime, anywhere, wherever you want.
This blog, 'Compliant and Secure,' only showed one of the eight advantages of why it is interesting to include an integration platform in your IT infrastructure. Learn more about the benefits of an iPaaS in our other blogs or download the white paper: '8 Reasons to have an iPaaS solution in your IT ecosystem.'
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