Review the 5 key GDPR articles that apply to security monitoring and access our guidance detailing how to comply.

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The EU General Data Protection Regulation is a new regulatory framework for data protection and privacy. It has been discussed at length, but was finally adopted by the EU in March 2016. It came into force in May 2018.

The Regulation aims to strengthen citizens’ rights and simplify rules for companies in the Digital Single Market. The nature of a Regulation (as opposed to a Directive) is that it doesn’t have to be transcribed and interpreted into legislation in member states – it just takes effect; hence there is a more common baseline of requirements with less inconsistency.

Make sure you meet your GDPR requirements…

DOWNLOAD OUR EU GDPR COMPLIANCE GUIDE NOW AND DISCOVER:

  • The changes from the UK Data Protection Act and the impact of Brexit
  • The increasing requirements for Vigilance and Oversight
  • The subset of articles in the GDPR that apply to security monitoring
  • Detailed guidance on the requirements of these articles

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