Most organizations take great care to secure their data from attack, exposure, and/or corruption. Indeed, companies have implemented many layers of security within their infrastructure to accomplish data protection while at rest (data encryption), while in transit (secure transport), and increasingly while being processed (confidential computing). Yet relatively few enterprises have put together a data privacy strategy that can protect them from breaching a growing array of regulatory compliance requirements. Indeed, we estimate that while nearly every organization has a high level of data security protections in place, the number of companies able to confirm they are compliant with all regulatory obligations by keeping personally identifiable data private is currently well below 50%. And with the growth of regulatory restrictions, the requirement for implementing enhanced data privacy in most businesses is becoming critical. To accomplish this, companies must think beyond the typical “SecOps” mentality.