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The proposal’s key changes include removing the previous distinction between “required’ and “addressable” safeguards, placing a heavier emphasis on documentation, and a focus on modernizing the expected technical safeguards.
While the updates are still in the proposal phase, organizations can prepare now by strengthening risk assessments, locking down technical safeguards, updating incident response plans, and investing in training. Learn more below.
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