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Privacy-Enhancing Technologies in the Age of Hyper-Compliance: Redesigning Professional Data Security Under Global Privacy Laws
Privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) play a crucial role in the digital age, particularly for organizations seeking to comply with the stringent privacy regulations in other regions of the world. The article provides insight into the role of PETs, including encryption, anonymization, and blockchain
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