Data protection
is a very important topic for this audience, in an industry which makes
use of personal data about individuals.
Data protection is not the most exciting topic, so the person who
ends up doing the work might do so unwillingly, perhaps doing the minimum
to meet compliance, though not very wholeheartedly.
Data protection needs to be seen in the context of obligations of
confidentiality, human rights, contractual requirements, and restrictions
on monitoring. All these
factors combine to control the use that anyone can make of information
about individuals.
There is a
certain level of complexity around data protection rules, which are very
tough and could have an adverse effect on how you do business.
Some people see the rules, decide that proper compliance is
impossible, and do the best to ignore the rules.
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