The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the European Union's (EU) legislation for the protection of personal data within the EU and beyond. The GDPR introduces new responsibilities for both data controllers and data processors who must be compliant with the legislation's standards by 25th May 2018. It tackles the outdated data protection laws which exist throughout EU member states and facilitates the secure free-flow of data. Do you know that 74% of UK SMEs suffered a security breach in 2016? Under the new rules, breaches can cost your business 4% of your global annual turnover or £20m. Complying with the GDPR is crucial. That's why we've created a whitepaper that outlines the steps you must take to become compliant, the advantages and improvements made by the legislation, and the potential effects Brexit will have on the GDPR. Are you ready for the GDPR? Download your guide now to discover the necessary steps your business must take to prepare.
What is the GDPR? How did it come about? What does it mean for your business? We take a look at how the GDPR strengthens your data protection and the consequences of a data breach.
We examine the ins and outs of the GDPR in light of the UK’s impending exit from the EU, and how the UK might move forward in terms of data protection after Brexit.
What exactly does consent under the GDPR mean? We discuss consent under the GDPR, when this consent is required and the businesses which may need an alternative method of gaining consent.
Discover the GDPR laws for electronic communications, a step up from the predecessor regulation, ePrivacy Directive, and what this means for your business.
Are there changes to breach notifications?
The GDPR seeks to address the widely inconsistent data protection landscape across Europe, as some member states have no data breach privacy laws in place. Discover the new timeline implemented by the GDPR to notify the relevant supervisory authority and who must be notified after a breach.
Download the whitepaper now to get expert guidance on becoming GDPR compliant.
