TosbaInform employees of their obligations
People working with personal data need to understand that they must protect it and use it only when and where needed. This can include training and awareness campaigns.
DATA PROTECTION
The Data Protection Officer.
The DPO role is described in the GDPR and introduced in privacy laws and regulations around the world.
Although legislation may set different expectations, the responsibilities commonly centre on awareness, compliance, and a clear point of contact.
DPO RESPONSIBILITIES01 / WHAT THE ROLE COVERS
The role of Data Protection Officer is initially described in the General Data Protection Regulation and introduced into various laws and regulations around the world.
Although various legislations may have different expectations from a DPO, these can be summarised as below.
Monitor compliance
The DPO continuously monitors the organisation’s compliance with relevant laws and regulations, including through audits or assessments.
Point of contact for individuals
Individuals, partners, or clients may contact the company about personal data requests and their rights. The DPO acts as a point of contact.
Point of contact for authorities
The DPO cooperates with data protection authorities on compliance and on issues that arise.
Identify DPIA requirements
To implement the right protection measures, the DPO needs to understand what data is collected and how, and by whom, it is processed.
DPO-AS-A-SERVICE
Get the expertise without building the whole capability in-house.
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