[Silhouette]

How is that a useful solution to anything? Almost any business will handle some form of personal data, and as such will have some degree of compliance overhead.

More overheads are generally bad for business. In the run up to Brexit, and given figures from the Chancellor's statement just this week showing relatively low productivity and growth in the UK economy, it's remarkable how many people don't seem to have a problem with increasing those overheads and thus negatively affecting the creation and growth of businesses.

There is a balance to be struck here. Protecting privacy is important, but not regulating in a way that introduces excessive burdens is also important.

[akshatpradhan]

If you want to collect and process data on individuals, then start implementing Security 101 basics:

* Data Classifications

* Privacy Impact Assessments

* Log Reviews

* Incident Reponse