By Staff writer
GDPR will apply to employers from 25 May 2018, updating existing regulation for the digital age. It will have a significant impact on the way employers collect, process, retain and share personal data relating to employees.
In the latest GDPR doctors article, expert Mark Weston of Hill Dickinson explains the importance of transparency and consumer consent.
By Staff writer
Julian Saunders, CEO and founder of data management and GDPR compliance solution PORT.im, offers tips on how to get your data GDPR-ready.
With the GDPR deadline not far away, it’s time to start preparing. But don’t forget, employee data management is just as important as customer information.
In the latest of our GDPR doctors features, in which our legal and technical experts explain what companies should know ahead of GDPR’s arrival on 25 May 2018, Mark Weston of Hill Dickinson gives more detail on B2B transactions.
By Staff writer
It takes something huge to foster business collaboration especially when the topic is data protection and security. So it’s a testament to the gravity of GDPR that it is actually sparking conversations between data holders and partners, suppliers, customers and cloud services providers.
By Staff writer
Recently published research states that 58 per cent of SME owners think the impact of modern-day invoice fraud on their business would be minimal and that they would lose only a small amount of money if they were targeted. Sadly, this confidence is misplaced.
The overarching advice for GDPR preparation is to take it one step at a time, do your due diligence and crucially don’t panic.
It’s Valentine’s Day, but for many business leaders the 14 February 2018 is a date of significance for an entirely different reason, for it marks 100 days until GDPR is enforced.
While technology enabled the UK workplace to evolve, it has also allowed hackers to be more creative in the way of data breaches.
