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I would like to have known whether it is possible that jointly responsible persons can assert a legitimate interest as a legal basis?
Example: 4 independent organizations/companies want to share their customer and supplier data because they partially overlap. If one of the four companies wants to create a new customer, they should first be able to search in a joint program to determine whether it already exists so that they do not have to create it again. Each of these four companies can view this customer record and change it if necessary.
Can I assert a legitimate interest here and say that it makes work easier for the four companies and also means data minimization?
Thank you in advance for your help!
Hi, I would like to know in which cases it is mandatory to use a banner that allows visitors to my site to choose the type of cookies to accept (necessary, marketing and statistical)?
In which cases instead of the classic banner where "continue browsing" is sufficiently interpreted as consent to all cookies?
Does EU GDPR mandate a company to maintain both privacy notice and internal-facing privacy policy?
Please help me with the following:
1. Do we need a special privacy notice for all kinds of contact sources (website, email, etc..) or is one enough?
2. In the Data Retention Policy - are the retention periods defined within this document?
3. In the Inventory of Processing Activities - are there some examples of those processing activities given, or is this maybe covered with the email support - for example, if we ask the expert to give advice for that?
4. What is the maximum amount of time to respond to data subject requests?
I was wondering if you could help me with some GDPR related questions:
1. How does an organization establish if it needs a DPO or no?
2. Does the DPO need to be an employee or it can be outsourced as well?
3. What would be the position of the DPO in the company organizational chart?
4. What would be the job description applicable to the DPO?
5. Is there any easy way to establish the duration of a GDPR compliance project?
6. What is the difference between a DPIA and a PIA?
7. When one needs to perform a DPIA?
8. Are there any specific requirements in terms of encryption?
Please help me with the following:
1. Do we need a special privacy notice for all kinds of contact sources (website, email, etc..) or is one enough?
2. In the Data Retention Policy - are the retention periods defined within this document?
3. In the Inventory of Processing Activities - are there some examples of those processing activities given, or is this maybe covered with the email support - for example, if we ask the expert to give advice for that?
4. What is the maximum amount of time to respond to data subject requests?
I did have a question about GDPR and was wondering if there is merit in it.
By definition, you have clarified personal data as information related to an identifiable or identified natural person. My question is whether the same GDPR rules would apply to derived or interpreted personal data for a data subject? I don't know if this is a correct example, but let us say the sharing of an EMI value of a data subject.
Dear experts
There are some issues regarding GDPR that I would appreciate your help with.
1. Does every company need to have an Inventory of processing activities?
2. How about a DPO?
3. How does the GDPR apply to companies outside Europe?
4. What is the biggest fine so far?
5. Which would be the best way to present to the management the need to implement GDPR?
6. How much time would it take a small company?
Thanks
1.What documents in the EU GDPR Premium Documentation Toolkit toolkit are mandatory?
2.Usually how many DPIA does a medium size company need to perform?
3.Can an employer ask consent from employees for sending their data outside the EU ?
4.Is ISO27001 enough in terms of security measures?
5.When does a company outside EU need to appoint a representative?
6.Is it a specific formality?