This slide deck from Squire Patton Bogs Partner Annette Demmel offers an overview of Article 30 of the GDPR, including examples of what a record of processing may look like, the information that must be included in processing records and when organizations are required to keep records.
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Maintaining a Record of Data Processing Activities under the GDPR
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