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Blog posts by Tim Clements

Tim Clements_Compliance blog_How to respond to your data protection audit report

How to respond to your data protection audit report

An audit team has recently visited your data protection program/function to conduct an audit. It's your first audit, post-GDPR. You have a copy of the audit report in front of you, and you need to respond to how you intend to address all the findings. It can be an overwhelming task [...]

Tim Clements_Compliance blog_ Data protection leaders: compliance without carrots or sticks

Data protection leaders: compliance without carrots or sticks

During a recent meeting with a potential client, the phrase "our employees are tired of hearing about GDPR" was mentioned a few times. The client went on, policies and procedures implemented in the past couple of years were now largely ignored. [...]

Tim Clements_ Compliance blog_Leaders: win by respecting your customers

Leaders: win by respecting your customers

February 20, 2019

Does your organisation have a culture that respects personal data in every aspect of its processing? I mean "living and breathing" respect for the rights and freedoms of the people who entrust their data to your organisation. We're talking beyond "protection" and beyond "compliance". [...]

How to respond to your data protection audit report

An audit team has recently visited your data protection program/function to conduct an audit. It's your first audit, post-GDPR. You have a copy of the audit report in front of you, and you need to respond to how you intend to address all the findings. It can be an overwhelming task [...]

Data protection leaders: compliance without carrots or sticks

During a recent meeting with a potential client, the phrase "our employees are tired of hearing about GDPR" was mentioned a few times. The client went on, policies and procedures implemented in the past couple of years were now largely ignored. [...]

Leaders: win by respecting your customers

February 20, 2019

Does your organisation have a culture that respects personal data in every aspect of its processing? I mean "living and breathing" respect for the rights and freedoms of the people who entrust their data to your organisation. We're talking beyond "protection" and beyond "compliance". [...]

Leaders: set the right ”tone from the top” to help your data protection program succeed

February 12, 2019

What is tone from the top? In very simple terms, it is the attitude and overall culture lived and breathed by executive and senior management - setting the right example to the rest of the organisation. [...]

Cases and updates

Case: SKY-LIGHT

RISMA's GDPR solution facilitates the organisation, implementation and maintenance of full GDPR compliance for the Danish plastics and recycling company SKY-LIGHT.

Case: Geelmuyden Kiese

One of the largest communications companies in the Nordic countries – Geelmuyden Kiese – uses our GDPR solution to map their processes and structure their GDPR work.

Case: THYGESEN HEALTH

“RISMA’s GDPR solution, however, makes it simple to approach the task by yourself. It gives you an overview of where your personal data is, how you can sort it efficiently, which processes to implement, and so forth. And everything is documented and logged on the way,” says CIO Dennis Østergaard from SKY-LIGHT.

Data controller or data processor?

Due to the Personal Data Regulation, it is important to clarify whether you are a data controller or a data processor.

Case: SKY-LIGHT

RISMA's GDPR solution facilitates the organisation, implementation and maintenance of full GDPR compliance for the Danish plastics and recycling company SKY-LIGHT.

Case: Geelmuyden Kiese

One of the largest communications companies in the Nordic countries – Geelmuyden Kiese – uses our GDPR solution to map their processes and structure their GDPR work.

Case: THYGESEN HEALTH

“RISMA’s GDPR solution, however, makes it simple to approach the task by yourself. It gives you an overview of where your personal data is, how you can sort it efficiently, which processes to implement, and so forth. And everything is documented and logged on the way,” says CIO Dennis Østergaard from SKY-LIGHT.