It's becoming routine for governments to pass laws imposing restrictions on businesses various data processing practices, regardless of where that business is located. This extraterritorial reach is beginning to hamper the global data community as countries scramble to protect their own data, according to BigID Vice President, Privacy Policy, Heather Federman (CIPP/US). Federman discusses the impacts of these laws on the future of global data transfers, including consumer loss, data nationalism and the politicising of data.
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