Industries

With the arrival of modern internet technologies in e-commerce, greater customer orientation is possible. However, the use of Ad-Tech as well as the analysis of Big Data entails new data protection challenges – in addition to the aforementioned, there are many other focus topics within e-commerce.

The energy industry demands increased requirements for data protection and data security – not least because of its great importance for the security of supply. The digitisation is of high significance with its new focus topics around smart data, smart energy and intelligent measurement systems.

The financial sector has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the digital technology revolution. However, the processing of large volumes of data, the use of scoring and automated processes, and digital transaction channels pose significant challenges when it comes to data protection. ISiCO can help you meet these challenges.

In the health care sector, particularly sensitive data is processed, which is not only subject to the obligation of confidentiality, but also to complex data protection regulations. Increasing networking is also bringing new business models such as electronic patient files (EPA) or health apps, which makes a legally compliant data protection and IT security concept even more important – especially with regard to the new GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation).

Data protection is an essential issue in the logistics industry, as the increasing digitalisation of business models involves processing personal data. In particular, video surveillance and recording, as well as GPS tracking of employees, are subject to strict data protection requirements. And in the case of intelligent transport systems, predictive maintenance or the use of separate processors, it is also essential to make sure that complex data processing processes are structured in a legally compliant manner.

The digital transformation of the mobility industry offers many benefits, such as improved traffic flow, reduced fuel and energy consumption, increased safety and less of an impact on the environment. But data protection and privacy also play an important role. Public transport and car-sharing providers stand to gain a lot from these changes, but need to ensure that their users’ personal data is protected.

The HR department is constantly in touch with sensitive data of employees or applicants and therefore has to comply with the legal requirements of data protection and IT security. Focus topics include the use of personal data in the cloud, employee data protection, international data transfers, the configuration of recruiting platforms and processes, collective agreements and the Working World 4.0.

ISiCO’s experts work with you to create a comprehensive data protection and IT security concept and advise you at all levels to reconcile the Internet of Things and data protection in your company.

Web tracking, online behavioral marketing, e-targeting, click-stream analyses etc. make it possible to address customers individually in the online area. The data protection advice on the use of Ad-Tech lies in the area of conflict between what is technically possible and what is legally permitted.