Our GDPR Journey #4 – Processing Activity Record
In this video we cover the record of processing activity for GDPR. Whilst not mandatory for us we believe it is best practice to have one.
In this video we cover the record of processing activity for GDPR. Whilst not mandatory for us we believe it is best practice to have one.
It’s been a long time coming, but with a little over two months until the GDPR becomes enforceable, it’s good to see that the Information Commissioners Office has finally taken action to raise awareness. Aimed primarily at small and micro businesses, the ICO has released a series of images and a radio campaign called “Making …
In this video we examine more closely that activity required to perform a simple data mapping exercise. The steps outlined here will be the same for organisations of most sizes, with possible differences in the number of systems and processes and depth of detail. A data map isn’t required by the GDPR but it will …
Context: In order to further promote transparency and clarity the information which individuals can receive should be clearly explained. The Article 29 Working Party (European Data Protection Board) recommends in particular that the difference between the types of data that an individual can receive using the portability right or the access right be explained.
In playing the game of brand recognition their are pitfalls. You don’t have to make these yourself to learn lessons, you can draw from the mistakes of others. But how do you get to hear about these branding blunders? Unless they were a public relations disaster it’s likely that organisations would want to keep them quiet to avoid their blushes.
We begin our journey in earnest by showing you some of our assessment and describing some of the steps we need to take towards GDPR compliance.
This is the start of a series of video logs that will completely and openly show our GDPR Journey. We know that many of our customers face the same issues as us. By seeing how we deal with the required actions we hope to make the journey of compliance simpler for others.
It’s a funny thing snow. I think I can say that most people in the UK long to have a snow day with sledging, snowballs, silence and some time off (such alliteration!). There is also a purity about it. As it lays its white carpet, it can get you thinking about the wonderful variety of nature, the power …