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In public, we have probably all come to expect some level of CCTV surveillance. For instance, you might expect to be recorded on CCTV when withdrawing cash at an ATM or inside a bank. You may also expect to be recorded on public transport or in airports where there may be counter-terrorism security monitoring. But.
The UK has left the EU, so what does this mean for the future of the UK’s data protection legislation? Now that the Brexit transition period has ended, what does this mean for GDPR? Can businesses still transfer data outside of the UK and receive data from other countries? We explain all potential outcomes and.
While there’s no way as yet to gain an official GDPR certification, it’s still important that you are able to demonstrate compliance if you need to. That means developing policies and procedures for handing confidential data, including disposing of documents that are no longer needed. We’re just a few months away from the end of.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on 25 May 2018, and it tightens up the rules on how long you can keep personal data. We’ve put together this quick guide to help you stay on top of the new regulations on data retention. At the heart of the GDPR is the principle that.
It’s easy to fall into thinking of the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) as a purely technical issue. In reality, it potentially touches every area of your business – and that’s a golden opportunity to change things for the better. It’s essential for every business to understand the practical requirements of the GDPR, particularly as.