GDPR

GDPR introduces astronomical penalties for violating new, stricter rules and instructs some custodians or personal data processors to set up an independent Data Protection Officer (DPO).

What is GDPR?

The GDPR was adopted in April 2016, but will not come into effect until 25 May 2018 and represents a new legal framework for the protection of personal data in the European area in order to defend as much as possible the rights of EU citizens against their data, including personal data. GDPR applies to all businesses and institutions, but also to individuals and online services that process user data. GDPR introduces astronomical penalties for violating new, stricter rules and instructs some custodians or personal data processors to set up an independent Data Protection Officer (DPO).

What do you need to know about GDPR and UNiQ?

GDPR is a European law that brings new rules for managing and working with personal data to Europe.

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Did you know that?

You must send any information you store about it to each customer upon request?
Any customer can write and delete all information?
Data must be encrypted and secured as much as possible?
Can you keep only the information you need to work?
The data you keep must be deleted on an ongoing basis as it needs to be deleted?

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Complete GDPR wording to download

Why use the UNiQ system

Thanks to UNiQ you will fulfill all GDPR obligations! If you do not comply with GDPR rules, you may receive high fines.

GDPR Fines

GDPR, following the pattern of competition law, imposes several times higher fines than we have been accustomed to. Their maximum amount is € 20,000,000 or 4% of the company's total annual turnover (higher of the two options) and will depend on a number of factors, such as the nature, severity and duration of the infringement, the number of injured people and the degree of damage, steps taken by the manager or the processor to mitigate the damage, the category of personal data affected by the infringement and many others

Quick Statement:

20 000 000 €
4% of annual turnover
The bigger amount is always taken!

Why Europe needs better protection

European legislation that has so far been governed by data protection laws is outdated. In 1995, when the current Data Protection Directive began to apply, there were no social networks, cloud repositories or many other technologies.

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What does UNiQ guarantee you?

Thanks to UNiQ you will fulfill all GDPR obligations! If you do not comply with GDPR rules, you may receive high fines.

Encrypted all information
Meet all GDPR rules
All in one place
Simple Authorization
Unlimited space for your data
Certificate to meet GDPR thanks to UNiQ
Business Deployment Assistance
Rules for working outside the data system
Counseling 24/7

What duties does GDPR impose on businesses and institutions

Directive 95/46 / EC currently in force established a general obligation to report the processing of personal data to supervisory authorities.

This obligation is a burden for businesses, but it has not contributed to improving the protection of personal data. Therefore, this general reporting obligation will be repealed by the Regulation and replaced by more effective procedures and mechanisms that focus on processing practices that may pose a high risk to citizens’ rights and freedoms.

The Regulation newly introduces the principle of accountability, which consists in the obligation of data controllers and data processors, regardless of their size or number of employees, to introduce technical, organizational and procedural measures to demonstrate compliance with the GDPR principles. Applying the principle of responsibility will represent considerable time and financial investment for entrepreneurs. These will mainly concern the following areas:

Implementation of deliberate and necessary data protection
Development of data protection impact assessment
Appointment of a Data Protection Officer or DPO
Introduction of so-called pseudonymization of personal data
Do you have to keep the data you have stored deleted as it disappears?
Keeping records of processing activities
Consultation with the supervisory authority prior to the processing of personal data