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Fieldfisher GDPR expert Kuan Hon explains the possibilities, with potential fines for large firms set to run into billions when the new law comes into force next year
Most cloud contracts include shared liability clauses, and with the fines under the impending General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) set at up to four per cent of annual global turnover, the risks to...
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