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The advantages of processing significant quantities of data come with a cost. If the data includes the personal data of individuals, the organisation processing the data must ensure it complies with the obligations imposed by the Data Protection Act 1998 and associated legislation.
European countries, including the UK, already have the most stringent data protection laws in the World. In 2018, those laws are going to be revamped for all EU member states which will result in data protection becoming more central to commercial organisations than ever before.
Complying with the data protection legislation takes many forms. We can provide specialist and cost-effective advice to ensure you comply with all of your data protection requirements including:
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