Leadership and oversight provide the foundation for accountability and are essential for effective GDPR compliance. While staff are required to perform certain privacy tasks, organisations must determine the right compliance structure, including whether to appoint a DPO, allocate a budget, and designate the necessary resources to meet their data protection obligations. This article looks at what organisations must do to provide strong leadership and highlights relevant data from a global privacy management survey.
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