EU Data Protection Directive: What should brokers be looking out for?
Safeonline's Neil Gurnhill takes us through what the directive means from an insurance angle.
The EU Data Protection Directive, officially Directive 95/46/EC, is the European directive designed for the protection of personal data during processing and movement within companies. To put it simply, if you are a European business or one that has operations in the EU, and you handle customer data, then this directive will have an impact.
So what does this mean from an insurance perspective and how should brokers be advising their clients? Neil Gurnhill, cyber & technology broker at Safeonline
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