Category: GDPR
Are you ready for new EU standard contractual clauses?
Time to update your standard contractual clauses if you are working with EU personal data in non-adequate countries. Do you know if that affects you?
Social Media – how to give your assistant access
I was chatting to someone who was just about to recruit a Virtual Assistant or Social Media Manager to do her social media for her. It seemed like a great
How do you handle data privacy when outsourcing bookkeeping to India?
Many people don’t join up the data privacy and GDPR dots when outsourcing to India but what should you do?
GDPR compliance myths: Is there a ‘one man’ business exception?
“GDPR compliance doesn’t apply to organisations of less than 250 people.” Over the last few years, we have heard this statement so many times! But it is simply not true.
Planning for holidays -email tips and tricks for your out-of-office strategy
Are you irritating clients with your out-of-office messages? Now is a great time to plan what you are going to do. We were renewing our professional indemnity insurance this week
Does the Brexit deal change how you handle data in your VA business?
How does the Brexit deal change how you handle data in your VA business? We had a ‘business as usual’ arrangements in place that would have expired at the end
GDPR: The Elephant in the Room
This week I’ve been part of a panel for Moneybox on BBC Radio 4 talking about GDPR. I’ve had an amazing response from business owners all over the UK, especially
Do your team work from home? What about GDPR?
When you are up against deadlines, it is easy to forget that all the lovely security you set up in the office. GDPR can go right out the window
GDPR tips and tricks for working from home during school holidays
We are coming up to the long school summer holidays again. Many working parents will be juggling working from home and childcare. It is easy to forget about data security
The Chief Elf Officer Reports on Santa’s Business
I cannot confirm or deny that this is the official CEO business statement from Santa’s business as it would indicate that he’s had a data breach. A fine of 4%
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