All organisations now have a legal obligation to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). It is therefore important to understand what it involves, and how you can prevent any future damage.
With British Airways facing a record fine of £183m for last year’s breach of its security are you confident in your capabilities to keep data safe. The ICO said it was the biggest penalty it had ever handed out and the first to make public under new rules. When you are entrusted with personal data, you must look after it. Information breach relates to information such as names, email addresses and credit card information including the CVV found on the back of credit cards.
All organisations now have a legal obligation to comply with GDPR. It is therefore important to understand what it involves, and how you can prevent any future damage.
How Apogee can help
Apogee work with organisations to develop tailored strategies for GDPR compliance based on the organisation’s data management and processes.
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