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GDPR Compliance Plugins - WebSystems

Websystems provides GDPR compliance plugins, that also ensures your website will support logging of all users activities, as required by Article 30 in GDPR

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GDPR Compliance Plugins - WebSystems

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  1. Welcome To WebSystems

  2. GDPR: GDPR stands for the General Data Protection Regulation, a new set of rules that came into effect on May 25. The GDPR is a piece of EU legislation passed by the European Parliament in 2016. It aims to make it simpler for people to control how companies use their personal details.

  3. GDPR audits are investigations which evaluate the processes for fulfilling privacy data requirements and GDPR guidelines. They are conducted by internal or external auditors and take place in irregularly planned intervals or in a case of doubt.

  4. The concept of a Data Protection Officer was created in Europe as part of the General Data Protection Regulation. The obligation to appoint a Data Protection Officer must be considered, if any processing includes public authority, or there are processing of personal data with special categories on a large scale, or data processing which require systematic monitoring of data subjects. These companies must appoint an operational Data Protection Officer.

  5. A data protection breach can be the result of you failing to uphold the principles of the Data Protection Act, or it can be the result of a cybercrime, such as hacking, which puts data at risk. Target of data breach: PII – Personally Identifiable Information.

  6. For more information Visit here https://www.gdpr-system.eu/gdpr-tool-1/

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