Description: In the four weeks since the World Health Organisation classed the Corona Virus as a pandemic, Governments across the world have been implementing strict lockdown measures. For many businesses, this has meant the closure of their offices and a swift migration to working from home. The adoption of new online tools to support businesses with their remote working has been nothing short of seismic.
Description: The current situation with the coronavirus means inboxes are filling up (once again) with companies sending out information about their response, messages from CEOs, or offering services that may be of use to us all in these strangest of times. 'It's GDPR all over again' we've heard you cry!
Description: In light of the emerging Coronavirus Pandemic many businesses large and small are identifying ways to work flexibly. Businesses are also expected to collect personal health data relating to the Coronavirus on individuals (including employees, visitors and contractor etc.). At Databasix UK, we wanted to provide practical advice on the data protection risks you should take into account when:
Data protection is common sense, yet in our experience it is not common practice in the workplace. For example, do you lock your PC/laptop screens when you are away from your desk, routinely backing up your data, delete/destroy personal data (hard copy and soft copy) that is no longer needed; what about checking emails before you send them? In our first free webinar of 2020,
Description: Every time staff leave do they take a little part of you with them? Whilst you may not want to say goodbye to members of staff, our experience has shown that companies rarely run through a data protection exit checklist.
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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