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You receive an erasure request from a customer or former employee. Now what?
Many requesters expect you will simply delete all the personal data you have about them. However, the “right to be forgotten” is widely misunderstood, and it’s more limited than you might think. Under the UK GDPR, data subject rights must be balanced against the needs of others, including the controller.
Join Trevor Fenton, David Reeves and Caroline Mattin as they talk through what an erasure request does – and doesn’t – cover, the exemptions, how to search for personal data you might need to erase, and how you explain to the requester what you’ll erase and why you might refuse to erase everything.
Key Topics Covered
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How to find the relevant data
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What the right to be forgotten does (and doesn’t) cover
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Common exemptions that can apply to data you would have to erase otherwise
Who Should Attend
Data protection officers, In-House Counsel, Data Managers or any members of your organisation with responsibility for data protection, privacy, and security.
Our Speakers
Trevor Fenton
Partner
How We Can Help
Data Protection
Our data protection experts have a meticulous eye for detail and will identify your risks, cut through the noise and give you practical and actionable steps to implement.
Data Privacy & Cyber Security
Our team of lawyers can help you to ensure that your use of data is both compliant and in accordance with current best practice. Working with our cybersecurity colleagues at CSS Assure we can provide both legal and technical advice on how best to protect your data.
