The GDPR has been in force since May 2018 as an EU-wide set of regulations and must be applied. Companies without principal office in EU-countries, but who collect and compute personal data from EU-citizens, are required to follow the GDPR rules.
Violations are punishable up to $20 Million or 4% of worldwide sales.
Since the penalties for data protection violations have been drastically increased, a foundational understanding of the GDPR is necessary in order to prevent serious financial damage, not to mention a potential loss of your company’s reputation.
Chapter Overview:
- 01 Why Data Protection - What Exactly is the GDPR
- 02 The Five Basic Principles of Data Protection
- 03 The Foundations of Data Processing
- 04 Rights of Data Subjects
- 05 Responsibility of Data Controller or Processor
- 06 The Data Protection Officer
- 07 Summary
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