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Three questions for Entercard’s new Data Protection Officer

​Did you know that it is mandatory for some companies that process large amounts of data, as part of their core business, to employ a Data Protection Officer when the new EU regulation on data privacy comes into force? We are taking a closer look at what that means for Entercard.

New legislation gives you the power over your personal data

In May next year, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will replace the current Personal Data Act. GDPR affects all businesses that deal with personal data, and has been one of this year’s hottest topics in the IT world. Breaking the regulation can result in incredibly high fees of up to four percent of the company’s overall turnover.

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