As a startup or small business, you’ve got a lot of things to worry about. You spend hours perfecting your marketing approach, developing your brand, and putting together an effective business strategy. But one of the most important things you may be neglecting is online data privacy.
In 2020, you will see the acronyms SaaS, Paas, and IaaS more often than you did 20 years ago. The growing demand for software, platforms, and infrastructure to be more scalable, faster/easier to use, and cost-effective has shifted us away from the traditional on-premises model to a cloud-based model. This post will dive into the three services above; SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS.
Over the past several years, people have become increasingly aware of the security concerns that exist on the internet. Americans are acutely aware of how much their data is being shared online thanks to high profile data breaches and congressional hearings. In response to consumer privacy concerns, several states have implemented new data security laws. The most recent of which is California’s CCPA. This blog post discusses some ways that startups can become CCPA compliant.