The Right to be Forgotten (technically the right to erasure or for users to have personal data removed from service providers’ records) creates a big problem for suppliers. This right is becoming standard across the new global wave of data protection and consumer privacy legislation that has followed GDPR.
Today, organizations are scrambling to meet and maintain a new data security compliance requirement, the ‘Right to Be Forgotten,’ also known as the ‘right to
“Focus more on resilience than cybersecurity.” – Dr. Georgianna Shea Published on April 02, 2025 by Rixon Technology In this episode of the Rixon Podcast,
Short-Term Thinking, Long-Term Risk Addressing Management’s Misguided Security Practices Many organizations treat cybersecurity as a compliance checklist rather than a proactive defense strategy.
Learn about the advanced security benefits of data tokenization and how it can be applied to your industry from this guide by Rixon.
Data privacy and data governance are divisive issues in today’s digital age. As a business owner who regularly handles customers’ information, it’s your responsibility to
64% of respondents in a recent study cited data loss or leakage as their biggest cloud security concern. Data privacy and confidentiality issues took second
The American Data Privacy Protection Act bill, also known as the ADPPA bill, is one of the latest federal privacy bills that could impact businesses
The Right to be Forgotten (technically the right to erasure or for users to have personal data removed from service providers’ records) creates a big problem for suppliers. This right is becoming standard across the new global wave of data protection and consumer privacy legislation that has followed GDPR.
Rixon Technology’s patented cloud-native vaultless platform tokenises sensitive data which, in turn, renders it useless to unauthorised users.
Tokenization is a branch of cryptography, but should not be confused with encryption. Encryption is used to hide strings of text based on mathematics. Tokenization replaces individual characters with a different character based on randomness. If you can reverse the encryption mathematics, you get access to the entire string of encrypted text. If you can reverse the token randomness, you get access to a single character.
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