Top 6 GDPR Principles to Ensure Accountability

 

GDPR Principles to Ensure Accountability

 

Are you ready for the GDPR?

Use these six principles to kick start your overhaul. These will help you introduce comprehensive governance measures that are GDPR Complaint.

Lawfulness:

Transparent and fair - You must process all user data for a specific purpose. clearly and truthfully stated and agreed to by the user.

Integrity :

Data Safeguarding - processors must protect user data against unlawful processing or less;

encryption and privacy by design are required.

Storage Limitations:

Only keep the data you need-  if you no longer need a user's data, delete it. if you keep it for longer, use a pseudonym to protect user identities.

Purpose Limitations:

Collect data for specified, legitimate purposes - process all user data for a specific purpose.

You must gain explicit consent from users for this.

Data Minimization:

Limit the amount of data - Review all data you hold; what is it and why do you have it? Only collect and retain data you'll need in the future.

Data Accuracy :

Keep up to date - Ensure all data you store is accurate, up to date, and accessible. Ideally, users can securely update or delete their data themselves.

We help organizations to secure their data as per the EU GDPR standards.