In May 2018, the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into force, aiming to protect the privacy of EU citizens by changing the way data is processed in organisations. Austen Clark, managing director of Scottish IT support specialists, Clark Integrated Technologies was asked what can people do to make their business safer?
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Countdown underway to tough new privacy legislation All businesses urged to act now for EU data regulation changes
One of the biggest shake ups of European privacy legislation which is expected to have a significant impact on the way business is done comes into force in 12 months’ time.
It’s going to have a huge impact on how businesses store and process data and carries tough penalties and hefty fines for breaches.
The Government will implement the General Data Protection Regulation and it is expected that the UK will continue to comply with GDPR after Brexit – so all businesses should be assessing how they use personal data and how this legislation will affect the sector in which they operate.
Clark IT achieve IASME Gold Certified Assessor
After recent assessment, Clark Integrated Technologies is delighted to become the first IT company north of Edinburgh to be Accredited to Certify companies for Cyber Essentials – Security Audits and Certify clients to the IASME Gold Security standards.
Take Action and Defend Against Cybercrime Says Clark IT Boss
A North-east technology boss has urged small businesses to take action to protect themselves from the scourge of cybercrime, saying they cannot afford to become the victim of hackers.
New Clark IT Director’s Drive to Help Businesses Survive Oil and Gas Slump
Helping to ensure that clients can make efficiencies and strengthen their productivity in the North-east’s challenging business climate is a key focus of the new technical director of Clark Integrated Technologies.