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GDPR compliance takes resources. I would say for a small business it takes about 1 or 2 days. Not hard work but tedious. In the end you will have around 5 docum
by number6 8y ago
GDPR compliance takes resources. I would say for a small business it takes about 1 or 2 days. Not hard work but tedious. In the end you will have around 5 documents that will show your processes, what you do to keep data save, a plan how you deal with questions from customers and regulators, that you trained your employees and that you choose your subs carefully.
Essentially that's it.
I am no lawyer but I am a CPO.
Pro tip: Speak with the regulators they are on your side.
- kingofhdds 8y agoI guess you are EU-based, unlike the guy whose text we are debating here.
- number6 8y agoYes - I guess having an EU contact is something not easy to come by on the other hand there might soon be a service for it. I guess an XMPP Server could be considered a communication service an could be subject not to the GDPR but to regulations concerning ISPs and Phone companies.