And remember the 20% 'early payment discount' under the Data Protection Act 1998. Facebook could end up paying 'only £400k if the penalty is in fact £500k!
Almost 10 years after @ICOnews was given the power to issue monetary penalties, we are finally seeing the full extent of its powers under the Data Protection Act 1998. Could not have been issued against a more deserving organisation.
https://t.co/aOo30Zgpw5
But would the equivalent penalty under the #GDPR have been the maximum €20m? Unlikely that @ICOnews would show the full extent of its teeth in the early days of #GDPR
Interesting times ahead, I'm sure.
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham welcomes the new Data Protection Act 2018 alongside the GDPR in her new blog: Beyond 2018 – data protection laws built to last; https://t.co/Ghov8Xr2Ni
Lots of work taking place in Consultation Workshops at #SYP66! Here, MSYPs are looking at Freedom of Information: What You Need to Know with @FOIScotland#FOI
Managing customer records well makes good business sense. We’ve created a records management checklist to help small businesses assess their procedures. We’ve also created a number of checklists designed with small business in mind: https://t.co/ngYHi2XmW8 #earlybiz
1,300 “concerns or complaints” have been made to @DPCIreland since #GDPR became law less than a month ago; 60 data breaches notifications https://t.co/boiWM70OnU
Although I should add that it is a journey without end. There will always be things that come out of the woodwork later, there will always be rights requests, there will always data protection impact assessments (amongst other things). Quite frankly, the fun never ends!
London councils’ GDPR-compliance budgets range from £1,000 to £300,000 https://t.co/YluPQIGaof Policy paper from @ParlStreet think tank recommends increased use of shared services #GDPR
The ICO has published a guide for data controllers, explaining new data protection fees that will come into effect from 25 May 2018. https://t.co/aRwoLCu0qG #earlybiz
But at the same time, please keep #GDPR honest and clean. Scaremongering about #GDPR is just not acceptable and will only damage your business in the longer term.