Find out the answers to some of the most common real-life questions we received regarding the GDPR and its requirements.
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In this guide we’ll give you an overview of the most common compliance problems on websites we came across during our analyses – perhaps it’ll help you get your house in order as well.
The GDPR has finally arrived and caused quite an uproar. As it usually goes, misunderstandings abound. Let’s explore the most commonly heard GDPR myths!
The GDPR embraces the principles of privacy by design and considers them among the most important aspects of data protection. Let’s find out what’s behind this rather opaque term.
We are continuing our series of articles dealing with Article 29 Working Party’s official guidelines, this time for consent, which is the most important of the six lawful bases for data processing. Let’s take a look at what’s allowed and what isn’t.
Businesses all around the EU are increasingly relying on cloud computing as a way of reducing costs and streamlining their business operations. However, the changes in the GDPR will require a lot of legwork in order to ensure that cloud services stay compliant with the new regulations.
In this article, we will take a look at what rights (and obligations) you have as a data controller. We will go through the practical ways to respond and fulfil your obligations.
Privacy notices are a notable GDPR requirement. Without a proper privacy notice, any consent you obtain will be invalid, so drafting a compliant notice should be one of your top priorities.
If you’ve ever wondered about how various workplace surveillance tools work, look no further. In this article, we will explore the state of the art employee monitoring methods.
Being liable for damages stemming from wrongful processing is a nightmare for most companies. Find out what you can do to minimise that risk and understand the potential legal consequences.
Companies expend great efforts into ensuring their data is safe against outside attackers. But what if ‘the enemy’ attacks from within?
Data portability is one of the biggest rights data subjects will have under the GDPR. Let’s find out what it’s all about!
