GDPR: The Data Protection Officer Shouldn’t Be Your In-House Lawyer, Expert Says
Effective May 2018, the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation requires covered entities to appoint a data protection officer, but this official should not be the organization’s in-house attorney, says Robert Bond, a partner at Bristows LLP.
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