Data Privacy and Security Issues in Digital Transformation Initiatives

Authors

  • Dr. Jamal Khan Institute of Information and Communication Technologies, University of Sindh
  • Dr. Ying Liu Tsinghua University

Keywords:

Compliance, Risk Management, Encryption, Cloud Computing, Data Governance, Privacy Regulations, Information Security, Cyber security, Data Privacy, Digital Transformation

Abstract

Digital transformation has become an integral part of modern organizations, revolutionizing the way they operate and deliver value. However, this paradigm shift towards digitalization raises significant concerns about data privacy and security. This scholarly article explores the various challenges and issues surrounding data privacy and security in the context of digital transformation initiatives. The paper outlines key concepts, discusses potential threats, and proposes strategies to mitigate risks, ensuring a secure and privacy-centric digital transformation journey

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Published

2022-06-30

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): Journal of Emerging Technology and Digital Transformation

Section

Articles

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