GDPR Roundup
As many of you might now already know, the last few months have seen a few updates to the GDPR landscape, both at home and in the EU. Good news though – the UK is adequate! Good news, everybody! On
As many of you might now already know, the last few months have seen a few updates to the GDPR landscape, both at home and in the EU. Good news though – the UK is adequate! Good news, everybody! On
EU privacy and data protection laws have been around for a while, affording a high degree of privacy protection for EU citizens. However, the General Data Protection Regulation took the existing laws to a new level, and is arguably…
“Shield” (verb) – to protect from danger, risk or unpleasant experience. Based on this definition, we can assume Privacy Shield is good and we don’t need to worry about sending data over to the USA? A natural assumption to make,
What’s so hard about implementing changes to your business data protection policies and processes under GDPR? Surely once you update your privacy policy, email all your contacts about opting-in and check that the new data protection clause in your business
Worried about complying with GDPR? Take a deep dive into your business to uncover the way forward! I am often amazed at the capacity of our brain, the amount of “stuff” that it retains, how it recalls it and how
On the 1st January 2018, GDPR will no longer be coming next year, it’ll be a few months away! At this point, you’ve heard the headlines: the massive fines, the extra compliance and lots of talk about consent. If you’re
For organisations wondering about the differences between the Data Protection Act (DPA) 1998 and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), perhaps the first question business owners might ask is: “When are you allowed to process the personal data of individuals that
We all buy online these days – in the run-up to Christmas, the flurry of delivery vans clogging our streets was hard evidence of our fondness for buying remotely. And when we do, most websites we buy from have online
The dying days of 2015 brought with them major changes for data protection laws in Europe. On the 17th December, the European Parliament and Council published their final informal draft of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which is three years
Why Current Events Might Lead to Your Communications Coming Under Government Scrutiny Following the tragic events in Paris on Friday 13th November, as well as the numerous other attacks that have taken place across the world in recent times, global