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Privacy protection and compliance when processing personal data
Personal data is stored within your organization. That is why your organization is bound by the European legislation for the protection of personal data (General Data Protection Regulation, abbreviated GDPR), which is known in the Netherlands as the General Data Protection Regulation (AVG, May 2018). Given the amount of possible fines for violation of the Privacy Act, it is necessary to comply with the EU GDPR Privacy Legislation.
Information security
When storing, processing and exchanging paper and digital information, systems, company data and personal data must be optimally protected. The law requires that “Appropriate technical and organizational measures” must be taken to protect personal data. Furthermore, protection of company data and systems is necessary to have reliable information.
The introduction of the GDPR legislation creates a bridge between ICT-like technologies and legal obligations such as the ISO standard to implement them correctly. This requirement covers not only the technical aspects, but also the organization, the behavior and knowledge of the employees, and legal aspects. External parties with whom information is shared are also involved.
Business continuity
When the IT systems fail, services also come to a standstill. Since your organization constantly works with IT systems, system failure and data loss is highly undesirable. In addition to the ICT components, this service will also pay attention to the physical security of the business premises and the behavior of employees and third parties.
