GDPR Portal News
The latest news and insight about data privacy and GDPR complianceGDPR – 5 Steps to Real Data Security
Practical security steps you can take to make sure the data you are holding is safe and you are complying with the GDPR.
GDPR Certification – worth the effort?
Should your organisation consider GDPR certification? There may be some key advantages for early adopters.
GDPR – How will the ICO regulate it in the UK?
With the GDPR implementation date of 25th May rapidly approaching, many organisations are making a last-minute sprint to try to address outstanding compliance issues. You only have to take a look through your inbox to see a raft of messages informing you of updated...
GDPR Portal – Cookie Policy Updates
New on the GDPR Portal – have a look at our updated Cookie Policy! Our new policy covers all compliance issues and we think should be understood by even non-technical users.
IBM Bans USB Sticks – Should you do the Same?
What’s the risk of a data breach from portable storage devices like USB memory sticks and SD cards? Should you follow IBM’s lead?
GDPR – You did remember Employee Awareness Training, right?
Employee Awareness is a critical success factor to achieve GDPR compliance. Make sure your employees are up to speed with the regulation and their responsibilities under it.
GDPR – Transfer of Data
GDPR – Which countries can you transfer EU citizens’ personal data to?
What’s New on the GDPR Portal
All the latest updates to the site, including content from Ireland’s Data Protection Commissioner and the European Data Protection Supervisor
What’s new at the GDPR Portal
Lots of changes and new additions to the GDPR portal this week. We've added a news feed for regulatory news - this uses UK ICO and EU data and should catch key rulings and official guidance on GDPR. Separating this out from the general GDPR news feed means you...
GDPR – Cost of Non-Compliance
What will be the cost of non-compliance with the GDPR? The only honest answer is that nobody knows at this stage. The regulation makes provision for fines up to €20m or 4% of global turnover, so the potential costs are substantial. However, it remains to be seen...