What is data privacy? Data privacy, also called "information privacy," is the principle that a person should have control over their personal data, including the ability to decide how organizations collect, …

Data security measures support these requirements by ensuring that only authorized users can access personally identifiable information (PII), and that this data is processed in a secure, compliant …

Secure data across multiple environments, meet privacy regulations and simplify operational complexity for better data resiliency with data security solutions

A leader in protecting data security and privacy since the dawn of computers, IBM continues to develop cutting-edge solutions and policies for customers and the industry at large.

AI arguably poses a greater data privacy risk than earlier technological advancements, but the right software solutions can address AI privacy concerns.

Security teams must make privacy paramount to reduce the risks of identity theft and fraud. For example, physicians require access to comprehensive patient health data, while billing clerks can …

Data protection vs. data security While many use the terms data protection and data security interchangeably, they are two distinct fields with crucial differences. Data security is a subset of data …

APRA replaces disparate state laws 1. Individuals harmed by data breaches can sue corporations 2. Companies are limited in the type of data they can collect and use 3. Americans gain greater control …

A data protection strategy is a set of measures and processes to safeguard an organization’s sensitive information from data loss and corruption. Its principles are the same as those of data protection—to …

Learn about IBM’s commitment to data privacy, including links to our key privacy policies and principles, as well as tools to manage your privacy preferences.