Topic: Gdpr

Found 9 entries.

• The Two-Column Data Inventory That Saves Weeks Later

  When a Subject Access Request arrives, chaos is expensive. We propose a simple, elegant inventory that turns a legal panic into a routine administrative task.

• The Case of the Tracking Pixel That Spooked the Legal Team

  We thought we were being smart by tracking who opened our reports. We weren't. We were just being creepy. Here is why surveillance is not a strategy.

• A Retention Policy in Plain Logic: Keep, Then Delete

  If we never decide when data dies, it will haunt us forever. We propose a simple, human-readable retention strategy that clears the digital clutter.

• Purpose Limitation, Without the Legal Lecture

  Scope creep is not just a project management failure; it is a privacy violation. Learn how to use the 'Purpose Note' to keep projects clean and legal.

• EU Hosted Does Not Mean Sovereign. It Often Means a US Keyhole.

  Why hosting data in Frankfurt does not protect you from the US Cloud Act, and how to verify true data sovereignty.

• “We’re GDPR-Compliant” Is Not a Safety Guarantee

  Compliance is a checkbox; Sovereignty is a wall. Why the GDPR badge on a website does not protect your Citizens from foreign espionage.

• Your “Free” Form Builder Is a Breach of State Secrets

  Shadow IT is not innovation; it is an unauthorized treaty with a foreign power. Why 'free' tools are the most expensive risk we take.

• “We’re in Frankfurt” — and the Keys Are Still Abroad

  Why the 'Region' dropdown menu is the greatest trick Big Tech ever pulled on the public sector.

• “EU Region” Is Not a Border: The Cloud Act in Plain Language

  Why physical server location does not guarantee legal immunity from foreign subpoenas, and how to protect citizen data.