Compliance Review of your Data Protection Policy
Our data protection team is offering a compliance review of your data protection policy, which will help:
- Protect business information
- Ensure compliance with UK Data Protection legislation
- Meet compliance requirements
- Help you prevent breaches
- Only £350 + VAT for a limited time only
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Let the team of Highly Experienced data protection lawyers assess your policy to ensure that it complies with UK data protection laws.
- Specialist advice
- Excellent response times
- Full legal support
What happens next?
Let’s Talk
Get in touch and we’ll arrange for a lawyer to contact you to advise you on whether your data protection policy meets the UK data protection legislation requirements
Review Policy
We will review your policy to ensure that it complies with such UK data protection requirements
Fully Compliant
We will ensure that your policy is fully compliant with UK data protection legislation. Compliance does not just sit with having a compliant data protection policy and we are happy to advise you on other data protection policies and procedures at a separate cost
FAQs – Privacy Documents
This is any document containing data privacy information. It can range from privacy statements and cookie use policies, to internal policies and procedures that your employees will have to comply with to meet their data protection obligations.
There are various documents, however we have listed the main documents below:
- Data Protection Policy
- Privacy Notice
- Employee Privacy Notice
- Data Retention Policy
- Data Retention Schedule
- Data Subject Consent Form
- DPIA Register
- Supplier Data Processing Agreement
- Data Breach Response and Notification Procedure/Policy
There are certain steps and documentation needed to demonstrate compliance. These include, but are not limited to:
- Testing and auditing data protection measures
- Implementing technical measures to ensure compliance
- Documenting and recording compliance measures
- Determining and documenting a lawful basis for each instance of personal data processing
- Lawfulness, fairness and transparency in processing of personal data
- Collecting personal data for specified, explicit and legitimate purposes
- Accuracy in holding personal data and keeping it up to date
- Processing in a manner that ensures appropriate security of the personal data
Article 30 of the UK GDPR imposes documentation requirements on controllers and processors, which includes the purposes of processing personal data; the categories of individuals whose personal data is being processed; the name of any third countries or international organisations that you transfer personal data to; and a general description of your organisation’s technical and organisational security measures to protect the personal data.