- Identify personal information that is created, received, and shared with others.
- Secure personal data across the enterprise—and beyond—against data breaches and inadvertent disclosure.
- Set up a system to respond to requests by people for data you have on them and who you share it with.
How do you ensure compliance with GDPR?
- Raise awareness across your business.
- Audit all personal data.
- Update your privacy notice.
- Review your procedures supporting individuals' rights.
- Review your procedures supporting subject access requests.
- Identify and document your legal basis for processing personal data.
How can a company ensure data protection?
- Limit and protect the information you collect on customers.
- Use state-of-the-art encryption methods.
- Focus on building trust for the long-term.
- Be transparent regarding data privacy.
- Make it convenient for your customers.
- Train employees regarding data privacy.
What is the GDPR in simple terms?
GDPR stands for General Data Protection Legislation. GDPR governs the way in which we can use, process, and store personal data (information about an identifiable, living person). It applies to all organisations within the EU, as well as those supplying goods or services to the EU or monitoring EU citizens.