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If you are doing business in the EU or have EU customers, you should be aware of some common GDPR mistakes and how to avoid them. Articles 37 through 39 indicate the requirement of a Data Protection Officer. Let Arrakis Consulting help you with your GDPR compliance and avoid increased GDPR risk. Contact us at [email protected] or visit our website at www.arrakisconsulting.com.

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Meeting regulatory requirements is a "minimum standard" and does not project true security.