Data Protection Officer For EUGDPR (European Union General Data Protection Regulation) - Required Or Not? - Infographic Plus Training Resources

To comply with The EUGDPR some organizations will need to appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO). The EUGDPR comes into force on the 25th May 2018. The cost of non-compliance with the regulation is high. Organizations that are found to be in breach of the regulation can be fined up to €20 million, or four percent of global annual turnover, whichever is the greatest.  One of the essential requirements for specified organizations is to appoint a DPO.  If you don't know whether the DPO is required for your organization this infographic will help you.

Achieving and keeping in compliance with the EUGDPR is critical for relevant organizations.  To do this it will need to be a Board's risk management committee's responsibility.  We believe that IT Governance is the world's leading supplier of training and resources related to the EUGDPR and that is why we became their affiliates.

We believe that IT Governance provides the best cyber security training and resources in the world. This is their training related to the introduction of the EUGDPR to help you achieve and maintain compliance: 

Following training resources are available from IT Governance related to the EUGDPR via www.amazon.co.uk:

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