Data Protection and UK GDPR Compliance
Data Protection compliance and support from experts with decades of experience.
We are Data Protection Consultants with decades of experience in Data Protection and Privacy.
Data Protection is a key business area that requires expertise and knowledge to ensure practices are good and up to the standards required by both UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act (2018).
The Data Protection Act 2018 is aimed at ensuring personal data on individuals is adequately secured. But how well do you comply with those requirements as a business? Do you have a Data Protection Officer (DPO) or Senior Responsible Individual (SRI)?
The effect on your business of not following best practices can be far-reaching. If you are fined for a breach of the Act not only do you stand to lose £000s but the damage to your reputation through PR, media, and word of mouth could be devastating. We are experienced in the confidential and expert support handling of the aftermath of a data breach and any subsequent investigations.
Our Data Protection Consultants are available for a wide range of Data Protection activities, projects and ongoing support.
If you are looking for the Data Protection Act 2018 HM Government overview click here.
We offer a wide range of data protection compliance services to help you guard against data security breaches. Using the guidelines in the Act, UK GDPR, as well as best practice advice in standards such as BS 10012, we can provide the following assistance:
If you are looking for Data Protection/GDPR awareness training, you can read about our course here.
If you are interested in our outsourced Data Protection service, you can download the MyDataProtectionOfficer leaflet here.
If you are interested in our Privacy Impact Assessment service, you can download the leaflet here.
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From Head of Client Development, Derek Willins A recent complaint filed with the ICO by Big Brother Watch (BBW) reminded me of the iceberg that is camera surveillance and data privacy. The accused is Southern Coop. The charge is that they are using “biometric cameras” (Live Facial Recognition technology or LFR), and they are “infringing […]