by Robyn Garcia | Aug 18, 2021 | Data Protection, GDPR
What is a data breach? In simple terms, a data breach is related to both accidental and deliberate causes that lead to data being accessed unlawfully, changed or destroyed without permission, lost, stored unsafely or transmitted to people it shouldn’t be. Data breach...
by Jodie Pelle | Jun 29, 2021 | GDPR
The Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP) is a concept in information security and data protection that states a user should be given the minimum amount of access required to do their job. This is important because: Users should not have access to something they should...
by Robyn Garcia | Jun 29, 2021 | Data Protection, GDPR
Three years on, we take a look at some of the biggest GDPR fines to date. Although we are focusing on the biggest fines (and therefore the bigger, well-known brands), it’s important to remember that this can happen to any type of organisation, whether they are small,...
by Jodie Pelle | May 18, 2021 | GDPR
As a leading provider of IT, ERP, Telephony and Cyber Security services to the small and mediums business (SMB) sector I get to speak to a lot of businesses about Information Security and Data Protection. Most businesses in this sector do not have dedicated...
by Robyn Garcia | Aug 11, 2020 | GDPR
If you are using Microsoft Teams, you will need to consider this! In order for businesses to function effectively, every department needs to be in communication. So, undoubtedly there will be times where you hold a meeting with your team and then invite other people...
by Robyn Garcia | Jul 22, 2020 | GDPR
Many organisations collect, use and store personal data every day. This data needs to be kept and used for the reason it was agreed upon, kept private from those who do not require access and it must be stored and secured in a protected location. It is important to...
