Data Protection Reform: Practically speaking about GDPR (#DataFridays)
NICVA
Have you heard about the reform to data protection law taking place next year? Are you wondering what this means and how it might impact upon your organisation?
The General Data Protection Regulation will come into force on 25 May 2018 and will build on the current data protection framework by providing more protections for consumers, and more privacy considerations for organisations.
In this 2 hour awareness raising session, ICO staff will explore the key aspects of the GDPR in the format of what’s new, and what stays the same. Discover what your organisation can do to prepare for these changes through the impartation of information and group discussion.
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This session is part of our Data Fridays series and is delivered in partnership with the Information Commissioners Office (ICO).
For a full list of upcoming NICVA events and training, visit our website.
Data Protection Reform: Practically speaking about GDPR (#DataFridays)
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