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GDPR compliance task force - month by month steps...

01 May 2018
The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation goes into effect on 25 May 2018. GDPR replaces the EU Data Protection Directive. GDPR can apply to US-based businesses even if they do not have offices or employees in the EU. It can also reach activities conducted outside the EU.

GDPR tea break webcast series

07 Mar 2018
The EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on 25 May 2018. What does your organisation need to do to comply with the new law? In our series of six 10 minute "GDPR tea break" webcasts, we discuss the key elements of your GDPR compliance plan
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GDPR compliance – the final countdown begins

18 Jan 2018
The EU's General Data Protection Regulation takes effect on 25 May 2018. This means organisations have a matter of months to achieve compliance. Much has been made in the press about the significant obligations that the GDPR will place on all organisations. It will undoubtedly be challenging for organisations to assess the actions that they need to take to move towards compliance and then implement those actions.
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GDPR is coming but is the construction industry ready?

06 Dec 2017
It should already be in your diary. 25 May 2018. The day that GDPR takes effect. But while this date has been on everyone's radar for many months now, many industries and businesses are still not fully prepared for the major changes to the collection and use of personal data that this new EU legislation will bring about next year.

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The lesson from TalkTalk: Who is responsible for cyber security?

07 Oct 2016
Clinton and Trump disagree on pretty much everything but even they agree that cyber security is now an issue so important that it needs to be directly addressed by the President of the United States. This is a message that should be heeded by everyone: cyber security needs to be led from the top.

Last October a cyber-attack at TalkTalk led to the data of 150,000 customers being stolen, including details of 15,000 bank accounts. This week, the Information Commissioner's Office laid the blame for incident at TalkTalk's door, hitting it with a record £400,000 fine.