1. What is EUGDPR?

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3. What is EUGDPR?
The EU wants to reform data protection and cut red tape for businesses across Europe by bringing in a single set
of rules.
The Regulation aims to protect the rights of European citizens, giving them better control over their personal data.

4. New EUGDPR rules
Individuals will have more information and control over how their personal data is processed – data protection must be “by default” and “by design” for products and services and include adequate “affirmative consent”
Personal data will be portable, so it can be moved more easily between different organisations

5. New EUGDPR rules
The “right to be forgotten“ is clarified under the GDPR
Companies will have a greater level of accountability for managing data.
Data protection authorities will be able to fine companies that do not comply up to 4 percent of global annual turnover

6. Why an organisation should prepare early?

7. 2018 will come around quicker than you think

8. There is a threat of reputational damage

9. Not complying with the Regulation will cost money

10. Good data governance and treating data as an asset can raise profits

11. How you can prepare

12. Begin with an information audit
Understand what information you have and what you need

13. We will create a score card to identify high risk areas

14. Securely destroy unnecessary data to avoid risks

15. Create a remediation programme to deliver compliance with EUGDPR

16. Case study

17. Case study The client Project Results Global insurance company
Carry out an information audit on the creation, capture, storage, management and the transfer of three types of data
Sensitive
Core
Contact and Organisational
Results
Over 250,000 files were identified containing Personal data from define categories
76%
24%

18. Contact
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