GDPR European General Data Protection Regulation
It applies to anyone in the world who offers goods or services or monitors the behavior of European Union and United Kingdom individuals. T To meet GDPR requirements you must be able to find, edit, and delete any personal data about anyone in the EU or UK. So what does this mean for you? We’ll explain below.
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GDPR Understanding Individuals Rights
In addition to The Right to Consent, individuals also have The Right of Access, The Right of Rectification, and The Right to Be Forgotten. The Right of Access gives in individuals the right to obtain a copy of the information held about them. Additionally, they also have the right to know where the information is stored, who can access it, how they access it, and the reasons for access. The Right of Rectification allows individuals to correct inaccurate or discriminatory data. Lastly, The Right to Be Forgotten grants EU and UK individuals to request that any or all information be deleted.
GDPR Compliance
The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) goes into effect on May 25, 2018. We have a process in place to ensure full GDPR compliance. First, data is gathered and parsed. After that, hygiene corrections are made for phone numbers, email addresses and physical addresses. Finally, merging, matching, and cascading is performed to create master records. The master records can then be updated with metadata when / if individuals change permissions or update their information. For more information about this process please call 800-852-0889 or send us an email info@atlas-mail.com
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The full GDPR regulation can be found here.