Blog Category: GDPR

It is important to realise that the evidence your organisation is on track for GDPR compliance lies within your policies, procedures and other internal documents. 

As individuals we should fear what data breaches can mean to us.  The effect of a data breach ranges from damage to reputation through financial

Why should we bother complying with data protection regulations anyway?  This is the question I am asked so much and, while there are some obvious

Part of the first principle of GDPR is the ability to identify the legal basis for processing personal data.  This helps to satisfy all three

We have all heard that dreadful message when calling a company “This call is being recorded for training and data quality purposes”.  In truth, normally

CCTV is generally used in two ways by organisations, a) providing security on their premises for the safety of all that use them and b)

So, what is it about sharing data that people find so confusing?  If you went to a football match or an athletics meeting would you

Firstly, what is a data policy?  It is the internal guideline that you will follow when processing data. You do not have to show this