The LGPD - General Personal Data Protection Law basically came to prevent cases of information leakage and protect companies from financial losses from cyber scams. Therefore, entrepreneurs already aware of the impact that the law will bring to their businesses, quickly seek the GDPR implementation.
A GDPR implementation not only is it essential to preserve the privacy of citizens, but also to prevent their data from being used without authorization to track consumption habits, market research and advertising campaigns, for example.
Although most of the data currently used is in digital environments, it is still used in physical stores. The following are some suggestions to be used in the GDPR implementation, in order to protect information in physical environments.
An essential action in GDPR implementation is to create levels of access for employees, aiming to control what information is available for consultation and ensuring its protection. In both internal and external cases, authorization forms are also used to show transparency that your company is complying with the legislation.
Na GDPR implementation Maximum network protection is also recommended Wi-Fi. Using strong passwords and restricting unauthorized access, for example, helps to increase security measures and prevent your customers' data from being exposed to risks, even if you comply with the regulations of the law.
Another way to protect the information collected is cloud storage. An action already used by many companies and that prevents the physical record of the data from being easily accessed by data thieves. Through cloud storage, in addition to authorized users being the only ones to have access to information, business management is more practical.
The LGPD is already in force and impacting the Brazilian market as a whole. If your company has not yet made the GDPR implementation eContact TATICCA – ALLINIAL GLOBAL, which has a qualified and experienced multidisciplinary team, tools and methodology to consulting on LGPD and also implementation, in an objective and assertive way, with: guidance and training, diagnosis, analysis of employee contracts, analysis of supplier contracts, analysis of internal policies, analysis of contracts for the provision of services or sale of products, adaptation of contracts serving LGPD, data mapping, implementation of the service channel, elaboration of a privacy policy, pre-formatted documentation with all the requirements of the LGPD.