Each of the privacy-focused articles within this Hub help to explain the different elements of the GDPR / Data Protection Act 2018, your obligations around them and how they should be approached by your organisation.
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Approaching a GDPR compliance project is a daunting thought – it involves the entire business and beyond, especially when you consider data transfers to your supply chain and wider business partners. Thanks to our experience of providing guidance to over 150 organisations, we can provide you with a simple step-by-step checklist of how to devise a comprehensive GDPR project. There are just 8 simple steps to follow!
Under the Data Protection Act 1998, the Information Commissioners’ Office (ICO) could only impose a monetary penalty of up to £500,000. The Privacy and Electronic Communication Regulation 2003 also gives the regulator the ability to impose a fine of £500,000 for poor marketing practices.
As a payment merchant or service provider, securing payment card and cardholder information will be of the utmost importance to you. PCI DSS compliance can help you do…
If your processing activities could uncover high risk data, the GDPR requires you to carry out a privacy impact assessment. It is also good practice in some cases to carry out an…
With GDPR compliance now a legal requirement for all organisations, many webmasters are looking for a quick way to get their websites compliant. Is copying someone else’s privacy…
Is an organisation legally required to appoint a data protection officer? Not always. Regardless, should your organisation appoint one anyway? That’s the real question. In this…
Under the GDPR, the data cookies collect is considered personal if it can identify an individual via their device. If you use cookies that do this, you must gain consent from the…
If you need to know one thing about the GDPR, it’s this: every organisation that processes personal data must comply with it. Those who don’t risk investigation and possible…
Individuals have the right to access their personal data and organisations are legally obligated to enable this right if they are the controller of that information. Would you know…
Uncertainty around Brexit has caused some confusion as far as data privacy is concerned, with some business owners unsure on how to proceed with their own data protection…
