Your Business cannot afford to ignore its data protection obligations. Getting it wrong can result in criminal as well as civil liability (in addition to adverse publicity).

UK Data Protection law is a minefield of complex and confusing terminology. What’s meant by “data”? What’s the difference between a Data Controller, a Data Processor and a Data Subject? Is all data subject to data protection laws? Do I need to register my business with the Information Commissioner’s Office? What happens if I breach data protection law? Does any of this matter in light of Brexit?

All these questions, and more, will be answered in this workshop.

Who is the event aimed at?

If you want to make sure that your business complies with UK data protection laws, then you need to attend this workshop. 

Whether you're the owner of a company or an employee, you cannot afford to get data protection law wrong.

How will you benefit from attending?

After attending this workshop, you’ll be able to identify what you need to do to comply with data protection laws, and what systems you need to protect your business and customers.

What knowledge will you take away with you?

You will have a complete overview of the UK data protection regime including:

• The Data Protection Act
• The Data Protection Principles
• Data Processing and Rights of Access
• Data Protection and the Internet
• The Role of the Information Commissioner’s Office
• Civil and Criminal Liability for getting it wrong

About Andrew Giles from Law Kiosk

Andrew Giles is an experienced commercial and litigation solicitor. After working at some of the UK’s top law firms and in-house at The Royal Bank of Scotland, he decided to set up his own firm, Law Kiosk, to change the way people receive legal services, and promote access to justice.

Andrew has also spent time working as a teacher, and is determined to change people’s perception of lawyers by offering ultra-clear, affordable, friendly and city-level advice to businesses and individuals.