GDPR applies to all EU member states and the organizations that does business in EU, regardless of its location. GDPR is not only applicable to the businesses in the European Union alone but also to the businesses in other countries that have EU citizens as their customers.
The EU citizens, whose personal data is being held by the organizations, are known as data subjects under data protection law. The organization holding such personal data, is known as data controller. Any other organization which processes the personal data on behalf of data controller, is known as the data processor.
The seven principles are:
GDPR has classified “special categories” of personal data under Article 9. These are:
GDPR mandates companies to appoint a data protection officer to oversee GDPR compliance. GDPR has increased penalties for non-compliance in comparison to the former data protection directive. This means that companies that fail to achieve GDPR compliance will be subject to rigid fines and penalties.
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