Access
Review account rights and how access changes when roles do.
Discuss this areaData protection & IT
Protecting personal information involves systems, access and everyday working practices.
A sensible starting point
GDPR compliance is not just a matter of ticking a few boxes; the Regulation demands that you be able to demonstrate compliance with the data protection principles. This involves taking a risk-based approach to data protection, ensuring appropriate policies and procedures are in place to deal with the transparency, accountability and individuals’ rights provisions, as well as building a workplace culture of data privacy and security. As with any successful change process, implementation of GDPR will require organisational leaders to buy into and support the changes to organisational processes.
Where we can help
The right scope follows your premises, people and existing systems.
Review account rights and how access changes when roles do.
Discuss this areaConsider how important information is retained and restored.
Discuss this areaDiscuss device, email and network protections appropriate to the risk.
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Plan before changing
Lansafe can help with technical measures and documentation of the setup. Legal assessments, policies and compliance decisions remain your organisation's responsibility.
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A clear way forward
We start with your requirements, then agree the right scope for your organisation.
Tell us about the building, people or systems involved.
Check the current position and practical constraints.
Agree the appropriate options and next steps.
Keep the right team involved after the work is agreed.
Good questions
We will look at your situation in detail, but these answers are a useful starting point.
No. Data protection involves legal, organisational and technical responsibilities. The ICO provides current official guidance, and specialist legal advice may be appropriate.
Lansafe can discuss access controls, backups and security tools as part of the wider IT environment.
Share your address, current setup and priorities. Lansafe can then discuss the right review or survey and confirm the proposed scope.
Let’s talk
Tell Lansafe about your premises, current setup and priorities. We can discuss the right next step and confirm a site-specific scope.
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