As experts in data protection, privacy and the GDPR, we wanted to share our knowledge with you to ensure your compliance journey is as simple as possible. With a clear understanding, data protection best practice will become a natural part of your organisation’s way of working – a benefit to you and your business. So take a look over our GDPR and data protection resources below.
Lynne Clark is a freelance graphic designer based on the Costa Blanca, who has been working with the Privacy Compliance Hub for the past four years. Here we discuss how it’s opened her eyes to the importance of privacy, for herself and her children.
Busy CFOs might see privacy as an unwanted burden on their schedules. But failing to invest in privacy is a false economy when it leads to fines and reputational damage.
With the medical histories of 55 million patients poised to move to a centralised database, there is considerable scope for a breach of patients’ privacy and an erosion of trust in the health service.
What a difference a month makes. Since we covered the deluge of fines handed down by the Information Commissioner’s Office in May’s newsletter, a number of tech giants are putting the PR into GDPR.
Based in Copenhagen, Tim Clements is the founder of Purpose and Means, a consultancy helping Data Protection Leaders create purpose-driven privacy strategies that enable growth. He’s also an official training partner with the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) and a member of its faculty.
The health sector handles some of the most sensitive personal data. We’re pleased to welcome health-tech startup Second Nature to our network.
From facial recognition to fines that’ll make your eyes water, the world of privacy is a fast-moving concern. Here are our 10 top sources for the latest privacy issues – or you can just follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Fintech startups know reputation is everything when building a business. Here’s why privacy must be top of the list.
In the week that the GDPR enjoys its three year anniversary, there are signs that the EU regulators are starting to get serious about compliance.
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