GDPR: Compliance, concerns, and covid - Survey results

Processing details of vaccine status, international transfers, claims by data subjects, and the increasing risk of enforcement action are just some of the issues that organisations have to grapple with from a data protection and privacy perspective.

With this in mind, Mazars and McCann FitzGerald have, for the sixth consecutive year and in advance of Data Privacy Day 2022, commissioned research into the ongoing impact of GDPR on businesses and operations in Ireland.

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Key findings 

Key findings from our GDPR survey 2022

We were delighted to present the findings from our sixth annual GDPR survey earlier today.

Commenting on the report, Consulting Partner, Liam McKenna noted that "Most organisations are now more concerned about GDPR non-compliance than when the regulation was introduced just under four years ago. Many businesses are observing the impact of fines for non-compliance, such as the high-profile penalty levied against WhatsApp by the Data Protection Commission last year, and understand the increasing need to ensure their own compliance. That fewer respondents say they have reported a data breach to the Data Protection Commission this year, with this number falling from 69% to 61% in the last 12 months, gives optimism that businesses are continuing to improve at managing such issues.”

You can download the report, and view the presentation here: https://lnkd.in/d_2_FWDT

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We recently hosted a webinar to present the findings from our survey. Thank you to John O’Dwyer and Dale Sunderland of the Data Protection Commission Ireland and Paul Lavery, Amy Brick, and Doug McMahon from McCann FitzGerald who joined Liam McKenna, Consulting Partner at Forvis Mazars to discuss the impact of GDPR operations in Ireland. You can watch this presentation below. 

 

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GDPR survey 2022 - Mazars in Ireland
GDPR survey 2022

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