4 ms·
But for any other industry, there would be no existing infrastructure to support this.
by tylerrobinson 7y ago
But for any other industry, there would be no existing infrastructure to support this.
- dmix 7y agoThey all used authentication systems though don't they? The problem is any bad actor can exploit GDPR to get information on anyone else.
- number6 7y agoThat's not true. You are only allowed to give out information to the data subject. You have to verify that you are giving the information only to the subject. If you can't verify you don't give out information. There are so many ways to verify. Public Data is not a shared secret, thus not something to verify identity with.
- zaarn 7y agoIf you have the home address of the subject, send it to that address, don't allow recent changes without thorough investigation. A postal letter is more secure than sending an email to the subjects email address.