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25. Data Virtualization for Compliance – Creating a Controlled Data Environment
CIT modernized its data architecture in
response to intense regulatory scrutiny.
• drove standardization
• enabled cross-company data
integration
• served as a common provisioning point
for all authoritative sources of data.
“Too Big to Fail”

26. Public sector agencies possess a lot of sensitive data that includes Personally Identifiable Information (PII) data. Nonetheless, a
recent study by the Singapore Public Sector Data Security Review Committee found that the public sector agencies have
insufficient policies governing third parties handling data and inconsistent practices in managing data access.
Autodesk
• Experienced growing architectural complexity in
enterprise data management
• Needed an enterprise-wide data governance and
security framework
• implemented a company-wide data governance
framework to comply with GDPR laws
https://www.denodo.com/en/document/solution-brief/data-virtualization-essential-tool-security-and-governance

27. How Autodesk Applied an Innovative Approach to
Data Integration to Maintain GDPR Compliance
Using Data Virtualization to Get Ahead of the General Data Protection Regulation
• 12 full-time staff
• Research delete request
• Collect and provide data
• 480 seconds per request
• 104 different objects
• over 11 different data systems
• 1 web service.
• 3 months (February thru April)
• 2 developers
• 20 seconds
• more than 2 million active accounts
• research 10,000+ “delete requests”
• potential Fines 4% revenue

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