IBM has published a detailed guide on implementing a holistic approach to data protection to gain a competitive advantage. The guide is part of a wider series of resources on data leadership, which include strategies for scaling up responsible artificial intelligence (AI), building a data-driven organisation, modern data architecture, and the foundations of a data literate culture.
In outlining its case for a holistic data protection programme, IBM explores three pillars of data protection:
According to IBM, these pillars "function together under the umbrella of data protection to support a flexible framework built for ever-changing regulations and business expectations, scaling AI responsibly and upholding user confidence."
To implement such a programme, IBM highlights six steps:
- Mobilise the C-suite
- Gather your executive teams
- Spark collaboration
- Empower service lines
- Unify strategy
- Automate governance
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