The GDPR is the General Data Protection Regulation – the new law that came into effect from 25 May 2018 The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) replaced the Data Protection Act 1998. It gave control of personal data back to Read on →
What’s the difference between BS10012 and GDPR? The General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) are the requirements for data protection across the EU, laid down in law; therefore, every organisation that controls or processes personal data is legally obliged to comply Read on →
May 25th 2018 – This is the date the ICO has set for all organisations to align with GDPR. Are there any legal implications for my business? GDPR becomes law on May 25th 2018. Therefore compliance to the requirements becomes Read on →
This is clearly defined by GDPR, what the data subjects wishes are in processing their data. What is a freedom of information request? Under the GDPR, individuals will have the right to obtain: confirmation that their data is being processed; Read on →
If you run a small business, you may be reviewing your data protection. With less than 100 days until the General Data Protection Regulation comes into effect, you can’t afford not to be. But it’s not enough just to have Read on →
Do I have to delete all historical data? No – If there is a legal basis to retain and use this data, then the GDPR should not prevent you from using this, or require you to delete this data. However, Read on →
GDPR? – the General Data Protection Regulations – the new law that will come into effect from 25 May 2018 Who does GDPR apply to? Anyone controlling or processing any personal information, including employee or customer data. The GDPR applies Read on →
Paul Strachan At the start of 2018 with less than six months left to go, how far along are you with the planning for the General Data Protection Regulation deadline? Experts tell us there is still enough time to ensure Read on →
Paul Strachan 25th May 2018 is the deadline for business to comply with a new set of regulations governing data gathering, storing and security. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) pulls together the plethora of data privacy laws and guidelines Read on →
Posted by: Paul Foster GDPR is undoubtedly strict, but not impossible and the fines for failure are large! So, what is changing? Fines for non-compliance are increasing significantly and will will reach an upper limit of €20 million or 4% Read on →
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