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The Data Subject is a natural person (a human being) whose personal data is processed by a controller or processor (or both). For example, a data subject can be your website visitor, your customer or even your employee. GDPR Art. 4 (1): ‘personal data’ means any information relating to an...
Processing can be any activity or set of activities performed on personal data, e.g. viewing, collecting, storing, transferring, modifying, erasing. Simply put, pretty much anything you do with your customers’ data on purpose is “processing.” GDPR Art. 4 (2): ‘processing’ means any operation or set of operations which is performed...
For your WP Security, be informed about the latest vulnerabilities in WordPress themes: BBE Theme Direct Object Reference reported by Ryan (Dewhurst Security). The BBE theme before 1.53 for WordPress allows a direct launch of an HTML editor. immediately upgrade to version 1.53 to fix the vulnerability SummaryArticle NameWP Security:...
For your WP Security, be informed about the latest vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins: Form Maker by WD CSV Injection reported by Ryan (Dewhurst Security). Custom Forms version 1.12.20 is affected by the vulnerability Remote Command Execution using CSV Injection. This allows a public user to inject commands as a part...
You, as WordPress owner, you are the controller A controller is someone who determines the purpose (the why) and means (the how) of processing personal data. If you own a website that does anything with its visitor's personal data, you are the controller. You control your customers’ data and you...
You MUST get an explicit agreement to your Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy from your visitors, customers, if they interact with your online presence (website, emails, social media, etc), no matter what they do. Examples are (but not limited): creating an account; signing up; requesting information from you; commenting...
GDPR Art. 5: GDPR states that you (as the controller) are also responsible for demonstrating that you are actually following the rules of GDPR. Read a more user-friendly version of the full law here: http://www.privacy-regulation.eu/en/article-5-principles-relating-to-processing-of-personal-data-GDPR.htm In the event of a data breach or another personal data related problem, being able...
Even if your WordPress does not have other user accounts exept yours (and ours too, if you are a recurrent customer), YOU ARE STILL COLLECTING your visitors personal data, with tools like: analytics, comments, reviews and any kinds of form submissions, social media integrations, wp plugins, etc. Starting from May...