The Lawful Grounds for Processing Personal Data under GDPR - A 1 Hour Update

Introduction

In the lead up to the 25 May 2018 and the GDPR there was much focus on consent as the requirement for all businesses to have when processing personal data.

In her ‘myth-busting blogs’ Elizabeth Denham, the Information Commissioner, made it clear that GDPR was more than just consent and further that it was a myth that consent was the only ground that could be relied upon for processing personal data.

In this webinar the 6 lawful grounds for processing personal data will be explored and particular focus will be addressed on not only consent but also legitimate interest as a lawful ground.

The webinar will also cover how reliance upon a particular lawful ground may impact the rights of individuals in respect of erasure and data portability.

What You Will Learn

This webinar will cover the following:

• The 6 lawful grounds for processing personal data
• When and how is consent truly given
• How to use legitimate interests legitimately
• How to record reliance on each lawful ground and how that impacts Data Subject Rights

This webinar was recorded on 13th August 2019