The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) protects the personal data and privacy of EU citizens. It applies to organizations within and outside the EU that handle EU citizens' data. GDPR defines personal data broadly, grants individuals rights over their data, mandates clear consent for data processing, and requires some organizations to appoint a Data Protection Officer.

It also stipulates prompt reporting of data breaches and imposes severe fines for non-compliance. Key principles include privacy by design and default, ensuring data protection is integral to organizational processes and systems.

Identity Matrix does not de-anonymize any traffic outside of the U.S. It keeps our company and clients both compliant with GDPR.

While Identity Matrix does comply with all federal, state, and local regulations concerning privacy, consult your attorney for internal compliance with the data provided.