Data Protection Regulation
In May of 2018 the landscape for data rights underwent a significant change that affected business worldwide who deal with any European citizen. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into effect. In 2021 the landscape for the UK continued to evolve with the introduction of the UKGDPR.
This represents a significant challenge to business. The GDPR and UKGDPR are only the begining as further legislation in some US states (such as California), and the countries of Australia and China, relating to electronic business (specifically e-commerce and electronic trade) have occurred.
Addressing the concerns brought about by these changes to legislative rights can be challenging for any business. Many of those rights will have a fundamental place in how we also use security of electronic and physical data in our businesses.
Having a strategy to deal with the different levels of data protection may be out of the reach of many organisations. Do you have a solution for legislative changes? Do you know how they affect you? You need to act to make sure you are compliant with this legislation and to ensure your business processes are acceptable and affordable.
Shadowcat Systems has many years of experience in dealing with access and storing of data. We write about changes in data rules and we can help your organisation move towards a better data strategy. We can help you to do a strategic analysis of your organisation and identify the steps you need to take to mitigate risk and observe legislative requirements.
Shadowcat doesn’t offer a single-solution or claim to make you any percentage compliant with legislation. In is about what you have to do as individual organisations, there is no one list of things to do to ensure compliance. The legislation changes and your specific requirements will be determined by CoC authorities and trade bodies.
Our mission isn’t about insuring you against risk but evolving your organisation to observe best practice which should make you compliant with legislation. We believe companies are individual and that our best role is to help them implement a solution that matches their business. There is no one true way, we treat your organisation as an individual as that is how the legislation will see you.
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Blogs about Data Protection
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