The practical steps an organisation needs to take and the
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Start by identifying the specific sensitive personal information that will get the organisation into trouble, typically HR and sales records, then segment those parts of the network so only authorized roles can access them. Tie access control to onboarding, role changes and offboarding, and decide whether costly monitoring is necessary or whether strong segmentation suffices. Centralise ownership of subject access requests, reduce email exposure with single instance storage, and require boot encryption for any laptop or USB that holds personal data, with a key‑management plan.
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