Hard hat? Check.
Protective goggles and outerwear? Check.
Elbow and knee-pads? Check.
V sensible. These might well keep you safe from the fallout during a serious data mishap, but what if there was something you could do to minimise it from happening in the first place? And, more importantly, proactively protect those whose data you’re safeguarding?
Is it all for one and one for all? Or being left to no one and none at all?
Just in case you’ve missed it (or have teamed up with the UK Hide-and-Seek Champion), GDPR arrived in May.
“GDPR what?”, you cry!
“General Data Protection Regulation!”, we cry back. Because the last thing we want is for there to be tears – especially when business owners discover that getting it sorted well before then might not have been such a bad idea…
In previous posts, we covered some of the key questions to ask yourself, and offered some practical first steps to getting ready for GDPR.
This week, our question comes from an unsuccessful scammer…
Welcome back to our second instalment of Ask KelReg – the column for all your data protection queries fielded by KelReg Triple-A, our in-house AI Agony Aunt.
What KelReg lacks in emotional intelligence and PR skills, it more than makes up for with its incisive logic and straight-talking. Usually.
Here’s this week’s dilemma…
This month, we’ve some exciting news for you!
As well as being trailblazers in all things data protection, we’ve jumped in with all four feet (because there are two of us – not because we’re quadrupedal or really short) and have decided to become early adopters in the emerging AI market…
Hurray – Bank Holiday time! Unless you physically need to visit your bank, who doesn’t love them?
It’s all about enjoying a long weekend and kicking back; and depending upon whether it involves doing something enjoyable or onerous, making the most of it or putting it off for even longer.
Data leaks are a serious problem for organisations and individuals. In this day and age, individuals freely provide personal information to organisations, therefore a data leak can have a significant impact on both the company and the person. They often involve the exposure of personal data (such as name, address and financial details), with additional damage to the company or organisation in terms of potential financial loss and reputational damage.
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