​What you Need

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• Privacy Policy:

  Publish a concise, transparent privacy policy detailing what data is collected, how it's used, and visitors' rights.

• Technical Measures:

  • SSL Certificate: Use HTTPS to encrypt data transmitted between the user's browser and the server.

  • Strong Passwords: Secure admin accounts with strong, unique passwords.

  • Server Security: Implement server protection against unauthorized access and DDoS attacks.

  • Antivirus: Install antivirus software to prevent unauthorized access.

• Data Minimization & Management:

  • Collect Only What's Necessary: Avoid collecting, using, or storing more personal data than is essential.

  • Anonymize/Pseudonymize: De-identify data by pseudonymizing or anonymizing it before storage, whenever possible.

  • Secure Disposal: Remove data once it is no longer needed.

  • Backups: Create regular data backups.

• Third-Party Services:

  Be cautious about sending or sharing personal data with third-party services and ensure those services are also compliant.

For Data Subjects (Users)

• GDPR Rights:

  Understand your rights under the GDPR: 

  • Right to be informed: Get information about how your data is processed. 

  • Right of access: See the data held about you. 

  • Right to rectification: Request corrections to inaccurate data. 

  • Right to erasure: Ask for data to be deleted when no longer needed. 

  • Right to data portability: Receive your data in a machine-readable format. 

  • Right to object: Object to marketing or other processing. 

• Cookie Management:

  Control cookies by adjusting your browser settings to prevent tracking or by using browser add-ons to block services like Google Analytics. 

• More Information:

  For more information on your rights and GDPR visit the EU Commission here.