GDPR four per cent fine won't be 'loaded shotgun fired off left, right and centre' predicts Hounslow Council information manager
ICO will seek to educate rather than fine, says Matthew Kay
The much-discussed four per cent global turnover fine for non-compliance with GDPR won't be "a loaded shotgun fired off left, right and centre", London Borough of Hounslow information governance manager...
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