Trustees urged to plan for data breaches post-GDPR

Victoria Tichá
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Schemes should have a response plan in place to deal with breaches of security following the launch of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), according to Trafalgar House.

The pensions administrator urged trustees to establish a working plan for breaches of scheme security, specifically data breaches, and provided tips on how to achieve this in a post-GDPR world. ...

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