20: 3 Things You Don’t Want to Forget While Prepping for GDPR w/ Paul Voigt

New regulations always mean a flurry of activity for affected
companies, and the European Union’s new General Data Protection
Regulation is no exception.


The bill passed in 2016, but it gave companies two years to fall
in line. That means the deadline of May 2018 is looming for
companies with consumer data interests in the EU.


Not making that deadline could mean fines and civil suits. And
then there’s the possibility of cultivating a bad reputation for
not caring enough about the protection of personally identifiable
data of consumers.