Data Classification and Lifecycle Management in COBIT
Discover Data Classification and Lifecycle Management in COBIT. Best practices, and the profound impact of implementing COBIT in your data management strategy.
Patrick Domingues
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https://patrickdomingues.com/2023/10/04/data-classification-and-lifecycle-management-in-cobit/

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