Since the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses have implemented hybrid working procedures, adding another layer of complexity when it comes to securing personal data and preventing breaches.
If you are uncertain of the current compliance position of your business or think there may be areas of data security still to be addressed and improved, you need advisers who can devise a practical and effective compliance strategy for your business now and in the future.
Our Data Protection team support businesses across a wide range of industries in ensuring compliance with data protection legislation, including the GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018.
We offer a range of services, including:
See below for a wide range of downloadable tools to support your business in becoming GDPR compliant.
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patrick.wheeler@collyerbristow.comPartner - Head of IP & Data Protection
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May 2023 will mark five eventful years since the GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 came into force. But all that good work your business undertook in preparation will go to waste if you don’t revisit your current data protection practices, procedures, and policies. Collyer Bristow’s Data Privacy team offers live, interactive, engaging and practical training sessions on a variety of privacy-related topics. Sign up for our training sessions.
Collyer Bristow’s Data Privacy team offer live, interactive, engaging and practical training sessions on a variety of privacy-related topics. You can use our training to refresh your staff on their legal obligations or to cover particular areas of interest. We can help ensure that you have the tools you need to handle your business’s compliance with applicable data protection laws with confidence. Find out more on our training sessions.
Despite the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2018, data protection compliance does not seem to have been the highest priority for many professional adviser firms. Professional advisers would do well to undertake regular reviews of their current policies and procedures, in particular, if this has not been done since Brexit.
Exporters of personal data from the EEA to third countries will need to consider whether the importing country’s data protection standards are ‘essentially equivalent’ to those in the EU and if not, add further technical or contractual protections. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) restricts transfers of personal data from the EEA to third countries unless…
With offices mainly moving to remote working, it is important that employees are keeping vigilant to ensure the personal data being dealt with is kept secret and confidential and used for the proper purpose. Read our six tips to help manage the data protection risks whilst working outside the office.
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As technology has advanced in recent years data, and specifically personal data, has become a central component of the vast majority of businesses. At the same time, a more strictly regulated legal framework has developed around privacy and data protection. Regardless of size or location, businesses must ensure they are collecting, storing and using individuals’ personal data lawfully. Whilst it may seem onerous, good practice with regard to data privacy is, and will continue to be, crucial for your business from both a regulatory and reputational perspective, and strong compliance can certainly give you a competitive advantage.
Since the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses have implemented hybrid working procedures, adding another layer of complexity when it comes to securing personal data and preventing breaches.
If you are uncertain of the current compliance position of your business or think there may be areas of data security still to be addressed and improved, you need advisers who can devise a practical and effective compliance strategy for your business now and in the future.
Our Data Protection team support businesses across a wide range of industries in ensuring compliance with data protection legislation, including the GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018.
We offer a range of services, including:
See below for a wide range of downloadable tools to support your business in becoming GDPR compliant.
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Partner - Head of IP & Data Protection
Need some more information? Make an enquiry below.
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