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Yes. One of the key parts of GDPR is breach reporting. Assume you discover your company has been breached. How do you investigate the breach? Discover who was i
by snowwolf 8y ago
Yes. One of the key parts of GDPR is breach reporting. Assume you discover your company has been breached. How do you investigate the breach? Discover who was impacted, what was done and by whom? Is that significantly harder/impossible if your logs don't contain IP addresses?
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Also consider Log retention. Yahoo discovered a data breach 3 years after it happened. What if they'd only kept logs for 1 year.