GDPR Security

What Does GDPR mean To Your Business?

The introduction of GDPR means that a variety of technical and organisational procedures have had to be changed or looked at more closely. One is the need to protect personal data against unauthorised processing, accidental loss or destruction.

Stopping unauthorised access to communication networks, the distribution of malicious code or damage to computer and communication systems all form part of GDPR security requirements. The legislation also requires you to have good procedures in place to detect and investigate data breaches. Breaches then must be reported within 72 hours.

GDPR Security Services

Complying with GDPR essentially means ensuing that your data security and processing is as tight as possible. We can help by challenging your network defences and proactively finding potential threats. We have a range of security services including vulnerability assessment, penetration testing and managed threat detection and response.

We can also do the following to help you with GDPR compliance:

• Building resilience against cyber-attacks
• Detecting and responding to malicious threats
• Breach reporting
• Helping you understand and minimise cyber risk
• Updating your security policies
• Your current data storage processes
• Help with Cyber Essentials accreditation

What Can Happen if Security is Breached?

GDPR means that you have a duty to report breaches of personal data. This could be if any personal data is lost, destroyed, corrupted, disclosed, accessed without authorisation, accidentally lost, destroyed or encrypted by ransomware.

Besides being fined by the government, such losses can ruin a business financially or by reputation. Make sure your security systems are up to scratch or let us do it for you.