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#French #CNIL issues 250K euro #GDPR #fine against retailer Spartoo for #violations of the EU #privacy #Regulation. The company violated GDPR principles on #dataminimization and #retentionperiods while failing to meet obligations to ensure #datasecurity and inform individuals. https://t.co/KVU6zVsTqC
07 Aug 2020
Mount #Rushmore version 2.0? #TheBeatles #humor https://t.co/imG5legwf7
25 Jul 2020
#CJEU highlighted that it is the responsibility of the data exporter and the data importer to assess whether the level of protection required by EU law is respected in the third country in order to determine if the guarantees provided by the SCCs or the BCRs can be complied with. https://t.co/n0e615tG9R
24 Jul 2020
#ECJ invalidates Decision 2016/1250 on the #adequacy of the protection provided by the EU-US #PrivacyShield. Standard Contractual Clauses #SCC for transferring #PersonalData remain #valid, however you must study the #privacy law of the third country #GDPR #FISA #StopUsingUScloud? https://t.co/zv77vdJxaJ
19 Jul 2020
#ECJ invalidates Decision 2016/1250 on the #adequacy of the protection provided by the EU-US Data Protection Shield. Commission Decision 2010/87 on Standard Contractual Clauses (#SCC) for transferring #PersonalData to processors based in third countries is valid. #GDPR #privacy https://t.co/tjtdWZkyN8
16 Jul 2020
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@WebHallaBusiness Continuity Management: an introduction.
What is the purpose of Business Continuity Management?
The goal of a Business Continuity Manager is, within the limits and conditions formulated by company management, to take care that the normal activities of the company, organization or institution can (re-)start, within a stipulated time frame, when a calamity or disaster occurs. Governments pay special attention to information/data and ICT systems that receive, save, edit, view and send data as these are the most important resources for the contemporary business operations.
Business Continuity Management: some calamities we all can recognize.
Consequences of a calamity
The abruptness and the often large impact on the normal functioning of an organization can result in, among other things, the following:- Chaos and uncertainty
- Demotivated employees
- Services or products cannot be supplied (on time)
- Financial auditing is no longer possible
- Fraud
- Damage to Image/brand/reputation
- Information is no longer at hand
- Vital information is lost
- Injured or died (key) employees
What to do?
Awareness that a fire, power failure or other disaster not only affects your neighbour is the first step. Start with the questions "what am I going to do about it?" and "who is going to do it?". These articles may help getting you started:- Business Continuity Management: Escalation procedure (ICT).
- Business Continuity Management Example: selection process disaster / calamity preparation.
- Business Continuity Management Example: selection process failure preparation.
Deming Cycle of Continuous Improvement (Plan, Do, Check and Act) with consolidation.
Glossary
- Calamity:
- A calamity mostly arises from an incident of external origin that expands across multiple hardware systems, software
systems or even employees. These incidents include:
- Fire
- Economic boycotts
- Epidemics
- Hacking
- Floods
- Sabotage
- Software errors
- Storm damages
- Failing software updates
- Failure:
- Briefly formulated a failure is a confined problem that relates to one program or one hardware component. Solutions for failures are mostly found in redundancy and high availability systems ( HA )
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