The Prevention Trade Show will take place on October 14 and 15 in Vesoul. Organized by the CCI and its partners, it will feature nearly 100 exhibitors around the themes of security of goods, data and people. DPO Consulting Bourgogne-Franche-Comté will be there to answer all your questions related to the compliance of organizations (associations,...
For the month of October, our background note focuses on identity theft, which has been in the news for years, and even more so with the latest data leak from AP-HP which has been subject to a large amount of communication from the CNIL. A topical subject of which we wanted to take stock. We...
At DPO Consulting BFC we do not cease to affirm the necessity of the computer charter. It constitutes the document par excellence to make respect the principles of GDPR and the data-processing safety to all our collaborators. It can be binding or simply take the form of a code of conduct intended to raise the...
For the month of May, our information note focuses on prospecting. How do I manage my prospecting? What can I do with my LinkedIn contacts? We’ll tell you all you need to know! Happy reading!
For the month of June, our newsletter focuses on employee training in companies. Employee training, a guarantee of competitiveness, can also become a guarantee of security. It is one of the major challenges for companies in their GDPR compliance and cybersecurity strategy. We are talking even more about a reinforced legal obligation. Happy reading!
Discover the testimonies of clients who have used DPO Bourgogne-Franche-Comté to support them on the path to compliance with GDPR as part of an audit, DPO assistance, outsourced DPO, and more.
For the month of April, our background note focuses on website compliance, which is at the core of upcoming CNIL controls, both in terms of security and the law. Happy reading!
In its decision of January 27, 2021, the CNIL’s Restricted Committee has just sanctioned a data controller and its data processor for lack of security. The CNIL’s decisions, although not public, are increasingly severe with regard to data processors, who can no longer escape administrative fines. Focus on the evolution of the role and responsibility...
