If you’ve not been trying to provide protection and security for people’s personal data over the past couple of decades this is a very reasonable question to ask. The answer is simple: attitude and technology, but it requires explanation. Regular
GDPR preparation – critical actions
It’s been an interesting few months looking through issues with clients: amazing how many skeletons can be found hiding in cupboards once you have a proper search for them. Three key areas that have been something of a revelation are
GDPR preparation – where should we start?
The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was approved in April 2016 and takes effect on 25 May 2018. This will be implemented in the UK and is expected to be retained intact after Brexit. Within the UK the organisation
Why do people keep mentioning GDPR…?
Articles abound within the IT press on the need to prepare for the EU’s new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which comes into effect on 25 May 2018. Key questions are “What is it all about, and why are people
Email woes with Info@ and Admin@
I’ve recently spent a great amount of time on the phone (BT doesn’t seem to answer emails) investigating why outbound emails from an info@ address were all being put directly into recipients’ spam folders by the mail server somewhere out
Are you thinking about your IT security?
I was glad to attend the launch of the South West Cyber Security Cluster (SWCSC) in Exeter in December. The name immediately makes it sound rather scary, which is unfortunate, but it describes its aim as “A not-for-profit collaboration raising