Nine out of 10 UK CIOs 'concerned' about EU's new data protection laws
Organisations face fines of up to four per cent of global turnover under new EU data protection laws
A whopping 87 per cent of UK CIOs are concerned that their organisation might be exposed under the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a new report has found. The report, commissioned...
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