DjangoCon 2018 - Protecting Personal Data with Django because its the law

A new EU regulation comes into effect in the middle of this conference.
Here is an overview of what is required and how you can use Django to comply. From 25 May 2018 anyone collecting personal data on European Union residents will have to follow a number of new rules some of which are pretty far-reaching.
The new rules are however simple enough to understand and as professionals getting on top of things like this is what were being paid for. The regulation is called Regulation EU 2016679 and is commonly known as the General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR.
It has been around for a couple of years and comes into effect now.
The previous regime 9546EC was only an EU Directive so the exact rules were implemented in the native laws of each EU Member State.
The new regulation applies everywhere automatically so it is a single set of rules for all of Europe which is a good thing.
Not everyone will be responsible for managing compliance but I think every professional software developer should get to know this regulation. In the first half Ill provide an overview of the parts of the regulation that are relevant for developers.
In the second half Ill look at the ways of complying using Django: what Django already does for you how to make Django do more and also quickly what sort of data protecting batteries might be useful Django to include going forward. Ill be around for the sprints if anyone is interested in working on this at a framework level. Will Hardy

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