Making Digital Governance Simple
Ensure control and transparency of your digital supply chain
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The Benefits of Optimized Digital Governance
User Experience
Increase online conversions and ad revenue
Operational Efficiency
Solve problems with your Martech vendors quickly and efficiently
Vendor Accountability
Ensure vendors are delivering on their commitments
Regulatory Compliance
Use our simple technology solutions for complex compliance problems
The fact of the matter is that Evidon really meets the needs of what we have to offer to our clients, and helps us with tag performance, a fuller understanding of data leakage, as well as adherence to compliance laws, and privacy.”
Joe Christopher, VP, Blast Analytics
Business Intelligence
Is GDPR Consent A Website Killer? It Doesn’t Have To Be!
Your current Cookie Notice isn’t going to work as of May 25th, 2018. Changing it doesn’t have to be a crisis.
9 Steps to a Digital Governance Plan
Follow these nine steps to develop a successful digital governance plan.
How Evidon is Simplifying the GDPR’s Consent Requirement
Still trying to strategize for how to best manage against the potential for regulatory risks and brand damage that the GDPR will introduce?
Featured Story
Evidon Debuts Industry’s First GDPR and Cookie Law Universal Consent Platform
July 18, 2017
Patented technology simplifies compliance with a user-centric transparency and consent experience
New York, 18th July 2017: Evidon, the leading provider of simple technical solutions to complex digital Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) problems, today launched its Universal Consent Platform –...
Educational Resources
Gaga for Privacy in D.C. and Dublin is the New Black
The latest privacy news from D.C., Dublin, and around the world.
Privacy Rollback at the FCC; Google’s Stress Test
I don’t claim to be a privacy oracle, but I do see a bigger issue that deserves wider discussion, namely who owns the personal data that the ISPs collect.