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Do you process personal data? Do you think you may be subject to the Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA)? Are you exposed to regulatory action for non-compliance?
 
This Data Protection Act / DPA Compliance Assessment Tool is designed for medium and smaller organisations to make an assessment of their current level of compliance with the DPA. It also provides recommendations and identifies guidance to help organisations close any gaps that are identified.
 
In the UK, any organisation that processes data (primarily electronic but a wide range of paper information is included) about living persons is defined as a data controller, and data controllers have specific obligations under the DPA.
 
Do you know what they are? Do you know what the penalties for non-compliance are? The new Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008 gives ICO powers to impose substantial fines on organisations that ‘deliberately’ or ‘recklessly’ commit serious breaches of the DPA - and failing to safeguard personal… Read More

THE essential tool for those seeking compliance with the UK Data Protection Act 1998
 
This unique toolkit contains the document templates and tools that are essential for any UK data controller (and UK organisation that is responsible for personal information) seeking compliance with the UK Data Protection Act 1998.
 
This DPA Compliance Toolkit is designed to integrate with our ISO27001 ISMS Documentation Toolkit. It contains the following documents:

Data Protection Policy
Access Control Policy
Fair Processing Notice
Data classification procedure
Data retention guidelines and data retention procedure
Procedure for secure disposal of removable storage media
Log for recording disposal of removable storage media
Procedure for reporting information security weaknesses and events
Log for recording reports of information security weaknesses and events
Employee Acceptable Use Agreement (including acceptance of monitoring), plus user registration procedure and user access… Read More

Ideal for security practitioners, system administrators, managers, standards developers, evaluators and testers, no other book provides such authoritative guidance on these emerging requirements.

Put in place a disaster recovery plan and minimize the risks to your business!
Reliance on computer systems involves risks. So how do you protect your information from hackers and computer viruses? And how would your IT systems cope in the event of flooding or an explosion?
 
Problems with IT can do serious damage to your reputation, and jeopardise your relationship with your customers. This is why no organisation can afford to treat business continuity and disaster recovery as something that can just be left to the IT department. Ultimate responsibility for disaster recovery lies with the boss, so getting to grips with the issue of information security is an issue for managers as well as technicians.
 
IT-associated problems could threaten the survival of your business. If you want to protect your business, you need to put in place a disaster recovery plan. This book shows you how.
 
 
Benefits to business include:

Keep your information safeFind out how to protect your company from… Read More