Introduction to Article 27 of the GDPR The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has drastically transformed our approach to how organizations handle personal data. With its stringent rules and hefty fines, it’s imperative for businesses to be compliant. The GDPR’s Article 27 affects organizations outside the EU and is an important provision of the regulation. […]
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Not everyone is adopting the right approach to complying with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR). In this blog, we share common pitfalls and real examples from 2023. In our experience, organisations know they have to comply with GDPR and the PECR (although there’s rather less general […]
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The EU’s General Data Protection (GDPR) may be a European law, but if your business handles the data of EU residents, it affects you. That’s something that tends to raise questions among our US clients, so in this post we’ve put together some of the most frequent. We provides the answers. Does GDPR apply to […]
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Does GDPR apply to US marketers? What constitutes ‘personal data’? And what are the consequences of failing to comply with GDPR? More US organizations are realizing that the way they collect, use and store the personal data of individuals is coming under increasing scrutiny. That’s true at home, where 13 states have now passed comprehensive […]
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In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, data-driven marketing has emerged as a powerhouse strategy, propelling businesses to new heights of success. Australia, known for its robust data protection laws, presents a unique arena where the marriage of data-driven marketing and privacy protection takes center stage. We will explore the implications, privacy concerns, legal obligations, and success […]
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To what extent does GDPR influence the way UK businesses market their products and services? We explain in our new blog. How does GDPR affect marketing activities in the UK? GDPR (in its original EU form) may not directly apply to the UK, but that’s only because virtually all of its provisions were morphed into […]
How do you obtain valid consent under GDPR? What level of data security is ‘secure’? How long should you keep hold of personal data? In this post, we answer some of your most frequently asked GDPR questions. What’s the difference between a data controller and a data processor, and how does this affect compliance? There’s […]
In this data protection world, staying ahead of the curve is essential to ensure that businesses operate ethically, responsibly, and within the boundaries of the law. Canada’s data protection laws have seen significant developments in recent times, reflecting the ever-changing nature of technology, privacy concerns, and the need for comprehensive safeguards. In this blog post, […]
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Since the enactment of the GDPR, US organizations have been benefitting from the role of the GDPR rep in a variety of ways. We explore seven of those ways. Increasingly, the world is connected and driven by data. The greater the role of data, the greater the importance of data protection. Several US states have […]
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Closer ties with the EU? When it comes to data protection, the EU GDPR rep has ensured the UK remains as close to its European neighbours as it ever was. Ever since Brexit happened, there’s been a constant and considerable tension between those who want a complete divorce from the EU and those who would […]
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