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“We’re a private company, so FOI doesn’t affect us.”
If you work with councils, NHS bodies or government departments, check that assumption.
Three separate questions can help you understand your position.
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Make sure staff know where to send information requests.
A request reaching the wrong inbox should trigger a clear internal process, with the right people assessing your organisation’s responsibilities and next steps.
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Does your business understand its FOI responsibilities?
Our guide explains direct obligations, information held on an authority’s behalf and contractual duties, with practical examples.Â
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Learn about data #breaches on 12 November, #Birmingham. This #event will show you how to:
👉recognise a data breach;
👉 take action;
👉 investigate;
👉 assess harm;
👉 communicate with stakeholders; and
👉 identify actions needed
Find out more: zurl.co/1Hv1i
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Would your staff recognise a personal data breach if no hacker was involved?
An email sent to the wrong person. A lost paper file. Records accessed without authorisation.
All can be personal data breaches.
Here is why recognising them matters. 🧵
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Try asking at your next team meeting:
“If something happened to personal data that shouldn’t have happened, would everyone know who to tell?”
Encouraging prompt reporting helps you act sooner. Fear of blame can allow an incident to become more damaging.
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Our full article explains what counts as a personal data breach, how to respond and what to consider when assessing risk and notification.
It includes a practical checklist to help review your arrangements.
Read it here: [insert article link]
#DataProtection
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Data protection is part of someone’s job. But is there enough time in their week to give it the attention it needs?
As organisations grow, GDPR responsibilities can outgrow the capacity available internally.
Here are some signs it may be time for support. 🧵
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External support can mean occasional advice, an independent review, help with a project or an ongoing DPO service.
The right choice depends on your needs.
Management retains responsibility for decisions and implementation, with specialist advice and challenge.
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You can review your support needs before a serious incident forces the issue.
Our article explores 10 signs that external data protection support may help, plus a practical self-assessment.
Read it here: wudo.solutions/when-do-you-n…
#DataProtection #DPO