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PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is the abbreviation for EU Regulation 2016/679 on the protection of personal data, which was adopted by the European Parliament and the Council. This regulation came into effect on 25 May 2018 and organisations are required to comply with its requirements.
Who is GDPR applicable to?
The regulation applies to the vast majority of institutions: larger companies and smaller businesses, if, for example, they process data about their clients, use data for marketing purposes, monitor the behaviour of their customers, have a camera system or an e-shop. This applies to all organisations that have an attendance system for their employees, a database of customers or job applicants, back up and archive data, contracts or encrypt data. In other words, all companies that have personal data stored on servers, send it over networks to data repositories and use various applications.
What does this mean for you and us?
The main obligations that we, as an institution, have under the GDPR are, for example:
Ensuring the prevention of data leakage and personal data
Preventing unauthorized access to personal data
Implementing anonymization of personal data
Obligation to designate a responsible person
Guaranteeing the secure deletion/disposal of personal data
Managing and monitoring activities with personal data
Ensuring the resilience of systems processing personal data against outages and data loss
Ability to identify security incidents in a timely manner, analyze them and document them
Regular testing of personal data security
Implementing data encryption and personal data
So how do we protect your data?
We do not make any of your names, phone numbers, email addresses or other data we have about you available to third parties
If we do have them, they are on a password-protected computer that only one person from our company has access to
We do not send you promotional emails, text messages or anything else unless you agree
We delete unnecessary or terminated conversations from our computer
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is the abbreviation for EU Regulation 2016/679 on the protection of personal data, which was adopted by the European Parliament and the Council. This regulation came into effect on 25 May 2018 and organisations are required to comply with its requirements.
Who is GDPR applicable to?
The regulation applies to the vast majority of institutions: larger companies and smaller businesses, if, for example, they process data about their clients, use data for marketing purposes, monitor the behaviour of their customers, have a camera system or an e-shop. This applies to all organisations that have an attendance system for their employees, a database of customers or job applicants, back up and archive data, contracts or encrypt data. In other words, all companies that have personal data stored on servers, send it over networks to data repositories and use various applications.
What does this mean for you and us?
The main obligations that we, as an institution, have under the GDPR are, for example:
Ensuring the prevention of data leakage and personal data
Preventing unauthorized access to personal data
Implementing anonymization of personal data
Obligation to designate a responsible person
Guaranteeing the secure deletion/disposal of personal data
Managing and monitoring activities with personal data
Ensuring the resilience of systems processing personal data against outages and data loss
Ability to identify security incidents in a timely manner, analyze them and document them
Regular testing of personal data security
Implementing data encryption and personal data
So how do we protect your data?
We do not make any of your names, phone numbers, email addresses or other data we have about you available to third parties
If we do have them, they are on a password-protected computer that only one person from our company has access to
We do not send you promotional emails, text messages or anything else unless you agree
We delete unnecessary or terminated conversations from our computer