GDPR Mythbusting Session for Business Managers and DPOs

GDPR Mythbusting Session

Posted on: 23rd Feb 2018 by: ANME

GDPR in Schools are running a GDPR Mythbusting Session for Business Managers, Data Protection Officers, and any other staff involved with GDPR preparation.

Date: Thursday 15 March 2018
Time: 16.00-17.00
Venue: Park Hall Hotel,
Park Hall Road,
Charnock Richard,
Lancashire,
PR7 5LP

 

Hosted by the ANME as part of our North West meeting this is a free session and refreshments will be provided.

 

Although the session officially starts at 16.00, doors will open at 15.00 for anyone that wants to meet earlier / network.

 

This is a mythbusting session rather than a sales pitch, but a bit of information about GDPR in Schools:

GDPRiS is a low-cost, cloud-based solution with in-built knowledge of the data used in the schools’ sector. It is designed to reflect existing processes and the way schools work whilst pro-actively prompting them to meet the new requirements of the applied GDPR in a comprehensive manner. GDPRiS offers:

Supplier product directory provides pre-populated data maps, suggestions for lawful basis for processing, how the rights of the data subject are met, retention, storage and sharing, and your repository for information and compliance documentation
Fast, efficient reporting, tracking of potential data breaches
Evidence that suppliers are GDPR compliant
Comprehensive auditing tools providing evidence-based accountability demonstrating the school’s compliance with GDPR
Whole-school approach to data protection with user accounts for all staff

 

Registration is open only to Business Managers, Data Protection Officers and other school/college staff involved with GDPR Preparation

Click here to register for free!

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    Alain Squiteri, Sales Director - InVentry

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