In this report, we seek to outline the positive impacts and benefits organizations have experienced as a result of their GDPR compliance efforts. We also describe the challenges and unfulfilled promises of the GDPR, where organizations feel the Regulation has not lived up to its objectives and has presented practical difficulties, despite their dedication to implementing the new requirements.
The findings of this report are based on CIPL’s own observations, a survey of CIPL member experiences with the GDPR and formal discussions through different forums, including CIPL’s 2019 Annual Executive Retreat.
We hope that by outlining both the positive impacts and benefits experienced from GDPR compliance and the challenges and areas where the GDPR has not lived up to its objectives, organizations and regulators can work together to ensure the GDPR is even more successful in its second year.
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