Episodes 1 and 2 of the Data Protectors Podcast presented the data protection principles and the first component of compliance, which is registration. Episode 3 builds on these themes to further explore the costs of complying with the Data Protection Act.
In this episode, moderated by Susan Wajiku, lawyers Catherine Kariuki and Cynthia Chepkemoi detail what documentation small and medium-sized enterprises need to be compliant. They also explain how to get the relevant documents in a cost-effective manner. Finally, they provide useful guidance on how to get Data Protection Officers without breaking the bank.
This podcast was produced by KICTANET and GIZ/DTC Kenya, in collaboration with Nairobi Legal Hackers, as part of the AU-EU D4D Hub project.
Moderator:
- Susan Wanjiku, Digital Ecosystem Advisor at GIZ-DTC Kenya
Speakers:
- Catherine Kariuki-Mulika, TMT Partner at TripleOKLaw Advocates
- Cynthia Chepkemoi, Data Protection Counsel
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Principles of data protection
The first episode of the Data Protectors Podcast touches on data protection principles and how small businesses and organisations can integrate them into their operations.
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Registration as a data controller or processor
The second episode of the Data Protectors Podcast touches on registration as a data controller or processor. It explains who is required to register, why it is important to register and how exactly one can register with the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner.
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Cross-border data transfers
Listen now to the Episode 4 of the Data Protectors Podcast.
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