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As technology continues to evolve and embed itself more into society, regulations to govern its use and protect consumers are struggling to keep up in parts of the world. But not so in the European Union (EU), where they’ve recently made progress on a wave of new cyber legislation—among those is the NIS 2 Directive.

In the dynamic world of business, where compliance is becoming more important either as requested assurance from customers or a key market differentiator, more and more organizations are turning to assessment firms to help them communicate these advantages. And while some will always look at compliance in the most oversimplified, checkbox manner, many customers and regulators recognize good (and poor) quality of delivery.

As the French health data regulation known as “Hébergeur de Données de Santé” (HDS) becomes increasingly important in the healthcare industry, organizations that can benefit must ensure they are prepared to meet its requirements.

In an increasingly data-driven healthcare landscape, protecting sensitive information has become paramount. The French health data regulation, known as Hébergeur de Données de Santé (HDS), plays a crucial role in safeguarding healthcare data. Understanding HDS and its implications is vital for any organization that may host French health data.

Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) aren't what they used to be. According to the Identity Theft Resource Center, data breaches exposed over 169,068,506 confidential records in 2015. Before cybersecurity became top talk within the IT world, CISOs were responsible, in general terms, for security. Today, they play a much more integral role in the enterprise.