GDPR video 2: Definitions within the GDPR In this second GDPR training video, we consider a couple of the core definitions within the GDPR: Data subjects Personal data Data subjects are defined in the GDPR as "Natural living people" - so that's you and me. And "Personal Data" is essentially any data relating to [...]
Video tutorials - the background to the GDPR In response to demand from customers, we've put together a series of videos about the core principles of the GDPR. It's been quite a challenge, as the vast majority of the training work we do - particularly with GDPR training - is face-to-face, and we really [...]
In this article, I'd like to tackle the thorny issue of GDPR certification. Let's start by laying the bald facts on the table - there's no such thing as "official certification" for the GDPR. The Information Commissioner's Office haven't set out an official curriculum, paths to certification or accreditation programmes and nor have the [...]
Here's why - and what the ICO has to say on the matter As you'll know if you've been taking an interest in GDPR (or, of course the DPA before that), if you're going to process data, it has to be done lawfully. Come to think of it, that also applies if you've not much [...]
Ever wondered what the GDPR is all about? Really, what are all those words saying? Those half-million words? Well, we wondered too. So, with the help of a bit of web-jiggery-pokery that the clever people at Tag Crowd have made available to all, we found out. Turns out that the GDPR really is about data, [...]
or What are you doing with my data?! Under the GDPR, if you process data more than occasionally, you’re going to need to keep some pretty detailed records about what you’re doing with your data. Article 30 of the GDPR says that every data controller and processor must keep “records of processing activities.” Now, [...]
So... what's this GDPR thing all about? EU GDPR stands for the European Union General Data Protection Regulation. It is a new law being brought into effect on 25th May 2018. It applies to anyone who works with the data (even just names) of any person within EU (yes, including Britain). It replaces the now ageing [...]
This is the final part of a three-part series of tutorials on Linked Tables in Microsoft Access. If you've missed out on the previous parts, then you may want to take a look: Part one: Why create linked tables in Microsoft Access and then Part two: How to create linked tables in Microsoft Access. In [...]
This is part two of a three-part series of tutorials on Linked Tables in Microsoft Access. If you've missed out on part one, then you may want to take a look: Why create linked tables in Microsoft Access. In this second part of the tutorial, we're taking a look at the practical nuts and bolts, [...]
Linked tables in Microsoft Access Linked tables are strange. Anyone who spends any time developing databases in Microsoft Access will always split their database into a front end and a back end. The front end will contain linked tables which are so called because they are linked to the back end. All this is straightforward. [...]