Dunwell Data Protection
@DDataProtection
Supporting businesses with their #GDPR #PECR compliance.
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Great to have been part of this fantastic event which is raising awareness of small businesses across the UK.
It's been a while since I've tweeted (where does time go!) Thought I'd share the latest blog by @SJDixonYork who has compiled a useful go to list of #Yorkshire businesses and the services they provide. #SMEs #SmallBusiness yourenthusiast.co.uk/?fbclid=IwAR3c…
We've teamed up once again with @MakeItYork to bring you a fab #GDPR workshop. We'll explore GDPR post #Brexit and what the changes will be (with or without a deal!) along with what has happened in #dataprotection law in the last 12 months. For bookings eventbrite.co.uk/e/just-when-yo…
Elizabeth Denham will be officially opening #DPPC2019 at 9:50 in the auditorium. We’ll be live from then - watch our livestream here 📺 ow.ly/xPid30omi4K
Good luck to everyone taking part in tonights @YorksTrueGrit #DarkSkies event.
It's all coming together for #DarkSkies - riders should have received their final emails, and we're pulling together all the Marshal Packs this evening. Big Shout Out to all our fantastic marshals helping out at the weekend! :)
Read about how data protection law relates to education and families ow.ly/GAN430nmH9W
A key principle of the GDPR is that you process personal data securely by means of ‘appropriate technical and organisational measures’ – this is the ‘security principle’ 💻 ow.ly/3zv850khoRQ #ukbizlunch
Our Brexit resource page contains a podcast with Deputy Commissioner for policy, Steve Wood, and six steps you can take now🎙ow.ly/1Frm30nmH9C
773 Million Records in "Collection #1" Data Breach - were you affected? You can check here - haveibeenpwned.com #Collection1
Tracking medical records is important. If you work in health we have resources to help you get it right: ow.ly/te2I30nmH9d ow.ly/qFEc30nmH9e
50 million euros fine goes to Google for breach of #GDPR
🔴 The CNIL’s restricted committee imposes a financial penalty against GOOGLE LLC → cnil.fr/en/cnils-restr…
It's not always necessary to inform individuals of a personal data breach. Our guide gives examples of a what 'high risk' looks like 📄ow.ly/SoUR30nhnps
Listen to @BBCRadio4's programme this Friday at 13.45. It looks at the history of 'freedom of information' and 'the struggle against Britain's culture of secrecy'. 📻 ow.ly/Ibqn30nhnph
Did you know the GDPR states that you should appoint a DPO on the basis of their professional qualities and knowledge of data protection law - read our guidance as to what that means. 📄ow.ly/Y7vo30nhnpl
Does your business or organisation receive personal data from the EU? The @ICOnews has a range of free EU exit guidance on data protection. Make sure your business is prepared at bit.ly/2D2ouTS
We are having technical issues with our website. To report a personal data breach, email [email protected]. To pay the data protection fee or make a complaint, please try later. For guidance, go to the national archives website. We're sorry for the inconvenience.
⚡️Pensions cold calling is now illegal.⚡️ Firms that breach the ban could face a fine of up to half a million pounds, protecting vulnerable consumers from potential pension scammers. gov.uk/government/new…
Sharing data or dealing with requests for personal data? Our data sharing and subject access checklist is designed with small business owners in mind. This and many other checklists can help you assess your business' compliance: ow.ly/Yd2V50k1e9p
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