GDPR confusion is still widespread - but Brexit is no excuse
Mistakenly thinking Brexit provides exemption and not reading the new definition of personal data are just two factors stopping companies preparing for the General Data Protection Regulation
GDPR awareness is still low among UK businesses and many are unclear on how to comply with the new regulation, Computing research has shown. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will strictly...
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