According to a study produced by Ponemon for IBM Security, in 2014, organisations had a 22.6% chance of experiencing a breach within two years. By 2019 that percentage had increased by around a third, rising to 29.6%. Furthermore, Gartner projects that between now and 2025...
Efectivamente, La nueva Ley de fecha 5 de Diciembre de 2108, que ya ha entrado en vigor, desarrolla en su artículo 34 un poco más de lo que lo hace el Reglamento General Europeo de Protección de Datos (RGPD) una serie de supuestos en los...
Yes, you can. And this is because the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in its article 7, letter F, includes the legitimate interest of the data controller as the 7th possible option for a basis that allows the lawful treatment of the personal data. As a...
The answer is no. This is because Article 7 (b) of the GDPR, says clearly that you have a legal basis (or sufficient justification for the treatment of other’s personal data) in situations where "treatment is necessary for the execution of a contract in which...
Recently it has been published on the official website of the AEPD a study on a certain number (considered of sample), of private webs, which the agency has apparently chosen at random to serve as examples and to write in consequence a series of conclusions and...
Well that depends, and we can not give one of those short and succinct answers that we all would expect, especially in an area of business obligations so important and on which to break the order means a risk of having to face very high...
Yes they can claim according to the rules of data protection. Failure to comply with the obligations of the supplier in charge of the treatment, whether a hosting service, cloud hosting, an agency, or any other may affect us as we are responsible for the...
No, you should not because it is not necessary to consent to the treatment of any of the personal data of the employees as long as they are consistent with, or are a consequence of the employment relationship and are data that the employer has...