ThThe General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is one of the most stringent data protection laws in the world. Though this regulation primarily protects the privacy and security of individuals in the European Union, its reach extends well beyond EU borders. Any organization that processes the personal data of EU residents must comply, regardless of where…
The GDPR right to data portability focuses on protecting the data privacy rights of the citizens of the European Union. Article 20βs Right to Data Portability focuses on one aspect of the rights and freedom an individual has under the GDPR law. Are you finding it challenging to differentiate Article 20’s service requests from the…
Article 15 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) empowers the data subject to exercise their right to know the information their employers hold about them. Are your employees (current/former) asking you to produce the information you have about them? Should you consider oral requests, Whatβs the TAT for response time and what are the…
If your organization processes personal data, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requires you to present a security posture that can protect the data in your business environments from cyber-attacks. GDPR Article 32 talks about setting up controls and policies to deploy this line of defence required to ensure data security. But while the requirement…