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We believe that to protect personal information you need to build and maintain a culture of continuous compliance.

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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    3. kol 2018.

    At PCH we provide simple, easy to use solutions to support your company in maintaining , , and compliance. Contact us for more information:

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  2. Privacy Promise 1 - Awareness - as introduced by The Privacy Guy

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  3. Great to spend time with at today's workshop on the Accountability Toolkit at . Good discussions around what a great Toolkit should look like

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  4. We did worry about this. It's probably difficult enough trying to get the job done without public policy people from Google/Facebook/LinkedIn/Pinterest/Instagram/ etc knocking on your door every five minutes for a "chat"

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  5. We believe in establishing and maintaining a culture of continuous compliance. Our clients do that by using our platform built around our Eight Privacy Promises. Here, our Privacy Guy explains Promise 1 - Awareness

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  6. 31. sij

    We agree - it is ‘all about the culture’ if new processes are to move beyond mere box-ticking exercises to complete and forget about. And nominating ‘champions’ across departmental teams will help embed real culture change

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  7. 30. sij

    Younger, more affluent customers who shop more online ‘care about are willing to act and have done so’. A culture of compliance where everyone understands, cares, and protects people’s personal information leads to a competitive advantage

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  8. 29. sij

    ‘Business as usual’ from 11pm on Friday 31 Jan until the end of Dec 2020 with regards to data says

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  9. 29. sij

    2020 shines a spotlight on the rights of data subjects. There’s 2 weeks left for you to contribute to the draft Subject Access Rights guidance. And, has announced guidance on this topic will come from them this year too

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  10. 28. sij

    On here’s , creator of the privacy by design framework in the 1990s, explaining how her own family’s story illustrates why privacy is vital to our freedom as well as the protection of our data

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  11. 28. sij
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  12. 24. sij

    Those photos of you, your kids, your family, your friends and your workmates that you’ve been merrily posting on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn without too much thought? Well, 3 billion of them have been scraped onto one database. Happy about that?

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  13. 24. sij

    Would you sell your most personal information for $300? US researchers reveal your basic information is worth $4.83 to businesses while sensitive information, including your financial history hits $277.65.

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  14. 23. sij

    This is a handy short introduction to the 147 page Children’s Code. Our favourite step in it is the last one: “just provide a high privacy service to all users by default”

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  15. 23. sij

    Innovative? Disruptive? Conscious? Which of the 9 company brand types describes your organisation? And does your corporate culture align with and support your brand? Core values define culture

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  16. 22. sij

    Makers of apps, connected toys, online games, websites, social media platforms & streaming services likely to be accessed by children must comply within 12 months. By default, privacy settings must be high & geolocation & profiling services switched off

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  17. 22. sij

    This Children’s Code has been welcomed by the Children’s Commissioner, and as a step forward in protecting children’s privacy in the virtual world. Both now call for laws resulting from last year's Online Harms white paper by and

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  18. 21. sij

    It’s not just celebrities who are named and shamed online for their sartorial choices. In China, facial recognition technology is being deployed to shame pyjama-wearers and fans of the “Beijing bikini”

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  19. 21. sij

    Great to see our co-founder, Karima Noren quoted here in this article written by of LA law firm

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  20. 19. sij

    Strange take on a data breach this. 12,000 orgs have access to personal data of children. Article doesn’t say why. Instead concentrates on gambling companies who use the data to make sure children don’t use their services.

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  21. 17. sij

    It’s time for the industry to face the music and that means small as well as big players. warns regulatory action is coming

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