Data protection compliance needs to be taken more seriously by businesses as the Information Commissioner gains new powers to penalise those failing to comply, warns Norton Rose disputes partner Mike Knapper. Speaking in the eighth episode of Legal Week Crisis Management Q&A in association with Norton Rose, Knapper warns that with stricter enforcement on the way organisations must change their strategy and put in place the training and systems needed to ensure compliance.
December 19, 2008 at 09:26 AM
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Data protection compliance needs to be taken more seriously by businesses as the Information Commissioner gains new powers to penalise those failing to comply, warns Norton Rose disputes partner Mike Knapper.
Speaking in the eighth episode of Legal Week Crisis Management Q&A in association with Norton Rose, Knapper warns that with stricter enforcement on the way, organisations must change their strategy and put in place the training and systems needed to ensure compliance.
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