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In this event, the Office of the Data Protection Authority (ODPA) will explain the five key steps that all local businesses can take to look after data well, help safeguard your business' reputation and protect people's legal rights. The Bailiwick's Deputy Data Protection Commissioner Rachel Masterton would like to invite businesses to see the opportunities of positively engaging in their legal obligations under the Bailiwick's data protection law.
FIVE KEY STEPS TO TAKE IN 2024:
STEP 1: Accountability.
STEP 2: Know your data. Find out how to carry out a data audit.
STEP 3: Tell people what you're doing with their data. Find out what the Law requires you to tell people about how you use their data.
STEP 4: Data security and handling breaches. Find out more about data protection by design and default and your obligation to report data breaches.
STEP 5: Register with ODPA. Watch this short video for a quick overview of the new ODPA registration process. Once you're ready - you can register via our Registration Portal (open during 1 Jan - 29 Feb).
Speakers
Rachel Masterton
Deputy Data Protection Commissioner at The Office of the Data Protection Authority
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Rachel
Masterton
Deputy Data Protection Commissioner at The Office of the Data Protection Authority
https://www.odpa.gg/Bio: ,
Rachel joined the ODPA in June 2013. She deputises for and supports the Data Protection Commissioner. Her role as Deputy Data Protection Commissioner includes oversight of the investigation and resolution of complaints and the provision of advice and guidance to organisations and members of the public. Her role on the ODPA's senior leadership team includes contributing to strategic planning, development and governance. Rachel is also the data protection officer for the ODPA.
