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Happy 4th anniversary #GDPR #EuropeanUnion @EU_EDPB @toezicht_AP Indeed a strong and swift enforcement by #supervisory #authorities is crucial so companies do invest to protect #personaldata and reduce the risk of #dataleaks https://t.co/oGcBzb4hfV
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The #EDPB adopted #European harmonisation of #privacy #fines. The guidelines also include harmonised ‘starting points’ for the calculation of a fine. 3 elements considered: the categorisation of infringements by nature, infringement seriousness and the worldwide turnover. #GDPR https://t.co/E7L7Z0wV6X
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There is an official #gdpr #adequacydecision for the #UnitedKingdom so we can keep transferring #PersonalData to the #UK and back because the #UK has deemed the security levels of #PD in the #EU as #adequate #Brexit #privacy Great job #EuropeanCommission https://t.co/U3zFSAHCJ9 https://t.co/exqwOfVgBB https://t.co/Qbe9yfpuXi
30 Jun 2021
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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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