Regulatory requirements for businesses, which store personal data, are based on international agreements. These include the following regulations:

• Canadian Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)
• EU Data Protection Directive Union
• Capital Accord - Basel II

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Organizations, who store personal data of users, must be fully aware of the effects of these newly established requirements. These requirements concern all of the following database operations:

• Database authentication, including password guidelines and authentication protocols
• Database authorization and access control
• Data protection for confidential data, which are stored in a database
• Data protection for confidential data, which are transferred into or from another database
• Audit of databank transactions, to warrant data confidentiality and integrity

Businesses must comply with all legal obligations with regard to handling personal data.

To guarantee an effective and cost effective data protection, IT-departments in an organization may possibly have to implement a new process to administer and store confidential data in their organizations.