- Gdpr
- January 08, 2020
ICO’s new SME GDPR hub. Should your New Year’s Resolution be to comply with GDPR?
By Lawbite Team


Remind me what GDPR is about?
Registration
SME concerns
What do we have to do?
- What personal data do you hold and what do you do with it?
- Why do you hold it – can you justify it under one of the legal grounds set out in the GDPR?
- What do you tell the affected individual about the data you hold on them?
- How do you keep the data safe?
Penalties for non-compliance
So maybe the question that SMEs should be asking themselves is can you afford not to comply?


In closing
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