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OneTrust Privacy

Stand: D36

OneTrust est la plateforme technologique la plus innovante et utilisée en matière de confidentialité, de sécurité et de gestion des risques tiers. Plus de 4 000 entreprises ont choisi de faire confiance à OneTrust pour se conformer à la CCPA, au RGPD, à la norme ISO27001 et aux lois internationales de confidentialité et de sécurité. OneTrust propose trois solutions principales : le logiciel OneTrust de gestion de la confidentialité, le logiciel OneTrust PreferenceChoice™ de gestion du consentement et des préférences ainsi que le logiciel et réseau OneTrust Vendorpedia™ de gestion des risques fournisseurs et tiers. Pour en apprendre d’avantage, veuillez consulter le site OneTrust.com ou connectez-vous sur LinkedIn, Twitter et Facebook.

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