Technology is evolving fast with processes becoming increasingly sophisticated. Now more than ever, it is crucial for businesses and organisations not only to protect the privacy and data they process but to demonstrate this is done.
The GDPR introduced a wide-scale drive for change in data protection practices both in and outside the European Union (EU). This regulation has significantly changed data protection rules at a time when technology and digital business underpin human life.
Aligning your business with this regulation as well as keeping up to date with regulatory changes can be complex and challenging. Mazars helps make things easy. Our guidance is based on years of experience helping hundreds of organisations comply with data protection laws across the globe.
Mazars has developed a suite of offerings to help our clients meet their compliance needs. Each is tailored to ensure maximum benefit. We believe that compliance should be achieved with minimal business disruption, as business disruption is another form of penalty that should be considered in addition to the potential fines for noncompliance. We take the time to understand your organisation and can help wherever you are in your compliance journey.
Some of the typical services we offer are listed below. For further details on these services, please take a look at our brochure or get in touch to speak to one of our experts.
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For use across the European Economic Area (EEA), organisations achieving the EuroPrivacy Certification will have the opportunity to leverage this data protection investment to achieve competitive advantage, as well as demonstrate compliance to regulatory bodies.
For companies who want a check the status of their compliance against global legislation, standards or frameworks. To identify gaps and develop a pragmatic approach to remediation.
For those areas where you need expert support and an injection into your compliance programme.
To supplement your data protection officer or support with those mandatory tasks required for compliance.
While on temporary pause to afford the new Prime Minister and her cabinet the opportunity to review its priorities during a time of economic woes against the backdrop of soaring living costs and a major ongoing conflict in Ukraine; the United Kingdom is poised to introduce sweeping reforms to the legislative framework governing data privacy and protection.
Transparency is one of the most basic tenets of the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”). It allows individuals to be informed of what businesses do with their data, and how and why businesses use their data through privacy notices.
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