Does your business have a Data Protection Officer?

A Data Protection Officer (DPO) oversees how your business collects and processes personal data. If your business’s core activities include large-scale online tracking, the GDPR requires that you appoint a DPO and provide information for the DPO in your Privacy Policy. 

The GDPR includes specific tasks that a DPO needs to do and can be an internal person with expertise in the GDPR or a consultant or firm as an external DPO

Questions to think about:

• How are people affected by tracking technologies?
• Should you voluntarily appoint a DPO?