Cyber Security & GDPR Workshop Lunch by Lithium Systems
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Description
The latest on what you need to know and do to keep your data safe, secure and compliant.
By now, you may have heard of GDPR: (General Data Protection Regulation)? GDPR is a European privacy law, approved by the European Commission in 2016. GDPR is an attempt to bring data protection legislation in line with new, previously unforeseen ways that data is now used.
The goal is to strengthen, harmonize, and modernize EU data protection law to provide more control over the way personal data is used. It serves to enhance individual rights and freedoms, consistent with the European understanding of privacy as a fundamental human right.
If you represent the interests of an organisation that either processes or uses personal data, you need to know what GDPR means for you.
A staggering 87% of businesses across the UK have no idea whether their data is being backed up and in a safe and secure environment. Led by the delivery of their popular Managed Support Services, Clacks based technology provider, Lithium Systems Ltd, has developed a range of new security products and services to combat online Cyber Crime.
Stephen Franklyn, Director, Lithium systems explains “Our team of highly skilled engineers deal with cyber issues and its consequences daily and our focus is on the prevention of issues rather than the effects. We have recently been awarded Ace practitioners status. This accreditation provides us with the correct tools required to deliver the governments approved Cyber essentials scheme to businesses throughout the UK”
Find out more about GDPR and how to keep your data secure at Lithium’s Cyber Security & GDPR workshop lunch on Tuesday 6 February, 12 noon – 2pm.
Early booking is advised to avoid disappointment.
