GDPR Compliance

GDPR stands for the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation.

GDPR is the result of years of work to bring data protection regulation in line with how data is currently used. The previous regulations were created in the 1990’s – so have fallen out of date in recent years. GDPR came into force in May of 2018 and has changed how businesses and public sector organisations manage their customer’s information and details.

GDPR applies to all ‘controllers’ and ‘processors’ of data. A data controller for example, controls how and why personal data is processed, whilst the processor actually implements and records such data. The result for non-compliance with GDPR includes strict fines.

Compliance with GDPR includes:

Extended Jurisdiction
Consent
Mandatory Breach Notification·
Right to Access
Right to be forgotten
Data Portability
Privacy by Design
Data Protection officers

GDPR Compliance with Tellemachus

At Tellemachus we are experts in all aspects of IT Security & IT Compliance and as such, have already been helping companies and organisations of all sizes understand the exact requirements of GDPR. All of our analysts are experts in regulations and can quickly and efficiently identify and resolve any issues that put your GDPR compliance at risk. They are also experts at creating processes which tackle how GDPR affects your organisation; there’s no one size fits all to compliance.

Data Loss Prevention and GDPR compliance solutions: