LGPD: 6 medidas prioritárias para empresas adotarem

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On: November 19, 2024

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Você sabia que a sua empresa pode ser multada em até R$ 50 milhões por infração, se não cumprir as regras da Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados Pessoais (LGPD)?

Para evitar que isso aconteça, chamamos a advogada e professora Laura Schertel, que participou da elaboração do anteprojeto que resultou na LGPD, para explicar as consequências que os negócios podem enfrentar se não cumprirem as regras da lei.

A especialista traz seis medidas imediatas e urgentes que devem ser adotadas para garantir a conformidade e evitar multas pesadas. Assista ao vídeo e saiba como proteger sua empresa!

Conheça o Guia de Boas Práticas de Proteção de Dados no Setor de Transporte: https://bit.ly/guia-lgpd-sistema-tran…

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