Even two years on, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) can still be a confusing and overwhelming topic for small businesses.
The legislation is just as important now as it was then, so it’s essential you understand the key laws and responsibilities you have as a small business owner when it comes to data protection.
This video helps explain GDPR in a nutshell, covering the most important parts of the legislation for small businesses.
We define personal data and explore what impact GDPR has on marketing activities, such as collecting clear consent and opt-ins for email databases.
Plus, there’s helpful guidance on data storage, including access, keeping data safe and deletion of personal data, plus insight into what GDPR says about data breaches.
You can find out more about the legislation and what it means for your small business, along with a handy downloadable checklist to help ensure your business remains GDPR compliant, in our jargon-free online guide.
Disclaimer
The information in this video is for general guidance about data protection rules and is not legal advice. We have tried to ensure that this guidance is accurate and relevant as at February 2020. However, Nominet UK will not accept liability for any loss, damage or inconvenience arising as a consequence of any use of or the inability to use any information contained in this guidance.
Zoe Brown
Zoe works as a Content Marketing Executive at the UK Domain. Previously working in advertising and the sporting industry, Zoe has over four years experience in marketing.
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