IT-security and data protection laws for entrepreneurs, NGO:s and SMEs
You need to comply with the rules of the European Union’s data protection regulation – the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). If you are not GDPR compliant, your company or organisation can face penalty fees up to 20 million euros. The principle of data minimisation means that you and your organisation should collect as little personal information as possible. Unfortunately, this principle is rarely followed – it is also the reason why penalty fees are so common. The principle of integrity and confidentiality requires you to establish precautionary measures for protection of your customer and website visitors personal data.
Nonetheless, a chain is no stronger than its weakest link. What is the point with having an IT-department or hire lawyers to write privacy policies, if you have employees who leak personal data or company secrets to third parties? This happens more often than not, and is often done unconsciously.
In this seminar you will learn more about the legal obligations the GDPR puts on entrepreneurs, NGO:s and SMEs. You will also learn how you protect the personal data of your customers and website visitors. If you want several of your employees to take this course, you are welcome to contact us to see how we can customize the seminar for your company and budget.