CitizenMe Gives You Ownership of Your Data #11
“Who owns your data?” London startup CitizenMe is focused on this question: Who is the real owner of your data? You must admit, this question has come up more in…
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Category: Data Privacy
Billions of people around the world use consumer devices today. From smartphones to security systems and other gadgets, personal information transfers rapidly. This leads to data privacy regulation via a governmental way, GDPR that allows provision for data protection by consent and this drives startups to supply UX-friendly services to help people to understand them better.
One of the most popular things in the startup world are the startup maps and so on, the startup heat maps, and those heat maps show us that data privacy aka. cybersecurity startups are one of the top emerging ones in the industry. Collecting data is an integral section of any technology and digital transformation enabling company. So that data privacy has become essential to the altercation between those who defend a better mechanism to handle personal data. Tech companies also start benefiting from escalating privacy observance by developing trust with customers through data transparency. It also allows companies to respond faster to various or potential crises, including the C19 pandemic.
TrustElevate, CitizenMe, Privitar, Trunomi, OutThink, PORT, eXate, Pimloc, Applied Blockchain, Metomic, and Ntropy Network are here to be analyzed, interviewed, and discussed. As Startups of London, we also plan to give coverage to their success stories of the founders, and docuseries will also be placed in the following projects.
Explore the top Data Privacy startups and companies covering data protection, data privacy, and security subjects for businesses.
- TrustElevate
- CitizenMe
- Privitar
- Trunomi
- OutThink
- PORT
- eXate
- Pimloc
- Applied Blockchain
- Metomic
- Ntropy Network
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