GDPR: Here’s why firms are still struggling to comply GDPR came into force over a year ago but many organisations are still struggling to comply with data privacy legislation - despite the prospect of fines.

GDPR: Here’s why firms are still struggling to comply

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GDPR: Here’s why firms are still struggling to comply
1:09 / September 30, 2019

GDPR came into force over a year ago but many organisations are still struggling to comply with data privacy legislation - despite the prospect of fines.

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