GDPRÂ Consultancy
GDPR are regulations for the handling of consumer data – and you have to be compliant to avoid the tough penalties for data breaches and data privacy violations. If you run a business, or any group or organisation that holds personal information you have to ensure you are both data compliant and secure.
What is GDPR?
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) are privacy laws.
They protect residents in the UK and the European Union.
GDPR compels anybody that collects or processes people’s personal data must comply with its rules.
The regulations are intended to ensure everyone’s privacy and rights, whether the company collecting the data is based inside or outside of the EU, regardless of who is handling their personal information.
Why bother?
The UK GDPR and DPA 2018 set a maximum fine of £17.5 million or 4% of annual global turnover – whichever is greater – for infringements.
Fortis DPC GDPR Consultancy services
Data Protection Officer as a service
A key requirement of the GDPR is demonstrable compliance and having a DPO is one of the best ways of achieving this. FORTIS DPC can provide the role of GDPR Data Protection Officer, DPO as a service for organisations.
Data Protection health checks
We are here to assist you with this challenge. We provide a comprehensive Data Protection and GDPR Health Check. The check is to provide an objective assessment of your organisation’s current data protection posture.
GDPR DSAR Support service
The EU GDPR requires you to respond quickly and effectively, to be precise, 30 days to requests from individuals about their personal data. These requests, known as DSARs (Data Subject Access Requests) must be processed without charge.
GDPR for Landlords
We have three unique offerings to help all landlords become compliant to the GDPR. The pack is designed to help landlords adopt practices that ensure they process data appropriately and dispose of it when no longer required.
GDPR Training
Staff and contractor training should deliver the needs of the business in helping the company keep its data secure. Training should not be a tick box exercise to satisfy the regulation.Â
Authoring privacy notices
Your privacy notice will explain to the audience how data protection principles are applied in your business and how personal data is processed.
GDPR Gap analysis
AÂ GDPR gap analysis is a method of assessing the differences in performance between a business being complaint or not. This is to determine whether business requirements are being met.
GDPR Breach Reporting
Identifying a data breach under the GDPR is not easy and you must fully understand it in order to remedy and report. How do you follow the process for GDPR breach reporting?
GDPR DPIA Support service
A Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) will help to determine the most effective way an organisation can comply with the data protection legislation. A DPIA will help to identify any risks to the processing of the data. The DPIA helps to put measures in place to mitigate these risks.
Third Party Compliance
Contractors, as data processors, will need to comply with the GDPR and clauses relating to data protection considerations must be written into any contract between them and you.
CCTV
CCTV is regulated under the GDPR. Businesses must comply with rules around recording and storage of CCTV footage and display notices.
Pricing
Our GDPR Compliance packs are offered at a fixed price. This means there are no hidden charges or budget creep. Ask us for your free, no obligation quote today.
The Source
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