Your personal data is exactly that. Yours. Under GDPR, you have the right to know how it’s being used and what for, especially with regards to sensitive information like medical records. You might need to figure out what data an organization hangs on you, or make a solicitation to a public body. Our data experts can guide you.

How we can assist with individual information issues

Our specialists can assist you with your own information prerequisites in different ways:

• Helping with understanding and practicing your information insurance privileges. Most commonly the right of access (data subject access requests (DSARs)).
• Helping you in submitting questions about how their own information has been taken care of.
• Assisting with submitting Opportunity of Data Act (FOIA) and Natural Data Guidelines (EIR) solicitations to public bodies.

Knowing your rights regarding personal data

Our data protection laws were upgraded in 2018 to give us more rights and protections over the way that our personal data is handled. There are different freedoms which you have in regards to your own information. These are set out below:

• The option to be educated: you reserve the privilege to understand what data is being held about you and what it’s being utilized for, who else it is imparted to, how long it is kept for and where it is stored. All of this must be disclosed to you  in a clear and transparent way.
• The right of access: You reserve the privilege to get a duplicate of your own information, as well as other strengthening data (see the option to be educated previously). It helps you to understand how and why third parties are using your data and check they are doing it lawfully.
• The right to correction: You reserve the privilege to demand that wrong data held about you ought to be changed expeditiously.
• The right to erasure: in some circumstances (for example, where you withdraw consent or where the purpose for them processing your data comes to an end) you are qualified for request to have your own information eradicated, this is otherwise called ‘the option to be neglected’.
• The option to confine handling: in specific conditions, you reserve the privilege to demand the limitation or concealment of your data .
• The right to data portability: you can move, copy or transfer personal data easily from one IT environment to another in a safe and secure way, without affecting its usability.
• The right to object: you have an absolute right to stop your data from being used for direct marketing purposes.

How we have assisted individuals with their own information

We have assisted clients with their personal data in the following ways:

• scoping and submitting DSARs; and
• advising clients with regard to their personal data rights.

How we work with you

Key aspects acts for businesses and families throughout the UK. Innovation has empowered us to give an elevated degree of administration to our clients regardless of whether they are neighborhood to our workplaces. Our recommendation can be given in numerous ways:

• Over the telephone
• Via video conferencing
• In face to face meetings

We will talk through how you might want to be reached and the most ideal ways for us to meet in our initial discussions with you.