Here at Databasix HQ, which we think now stands for ‘Home Quarters’, we’re hearing from a lot of our HR contacts that they’re super busy right now – whether they’re working within one organisation’s HR department or providing support to various organisations through a consultancy.
In the second instalment of my blog, I mentioned how the risks related to data protection increased during the lockdown and how our team provided solutions suited to different kinds of businesses.
Today we start the third page of my diary right where we left off... Happy to see you again!
Welcome back to my second blog, ‘My Data Protection Diary.’ Wow! I am glad to see you again!
Every day, I am excited to meet with Kellie, when I learn a lot of things about the data protection world. We talk about topics like Brexit, Black-List, Data Breaches, Subject Access Requests etc... But we can talk more about these subjects later.
Last week, news outlets flagged to the world that the Government admitted it broke data protection law in failing to undertake a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) prior to beginning development on the Contact Tracing App that it was developing for UK citizens. Despite repeated assurances along the way that privacy was on their agenda, they hadn’t completed this fundamental requirement of the Data Protection Act 2018 and GDPR.
Being passionate about the Marketing sectors, in particular that of the Social Media world, and intrigued by the world of Data, I am thrilled to have begun my experience at Databasix UK a few months ago… Nice to meet you, I am Giulia Placidi!
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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