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Slavko Ganchev Jan 7, 2024 - 1:52 PM

Hacking, non-compliance with privacy policies, security breaches and data loss can all lead to business problems. The general principles of data protection were first discussed in 1990. Security, privacy and data protection issues cannot be solved in a few lines of code.7 privacy principles
Privacy is the strong protection of personal information. IT companies must follow privacy principles when developing software. There are seven in total:

Proactive approach:
prevention rather than cure
Privacy by default
Privacy - built in by design
Full functionality: privacy and security
End-to-end security - lifecycle protection
Process Visibility and Transparency
Respect for user privacy

Artificial Intelligence (AI) products have added another layer of complexity to privacy issues. Now software developers must assure customers and users that privacy is not an afterthought, but a primary element. Emat EOOD integrates privacy principles into the development life cycle (SDLC) of all the company’s products. How does this happen? Let’s take a closer look at each stage.

When developing software, it is important to consider how and at what intervals outdated or inactive customer records will be deleted. The software customer must be aware that the level of protection for systems that store sensitive information, such as credit card numbers, will be different from a security system that only collects email addresses. Emat Bulgaria provides the customer with several options to protect the architecture being developed from vulnerabilities at the software design stage. We find out if it is necessary to store information in an encrypted format. We determine who will have access to the data and to what extent.