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GDPR is a set of rules that any company that has an 'electronic presence' in the EU must follow. It regulates how you must handle user data - like log-in data, and any other personal data of a user. It doesn't matter if your company is based within the EU, the rules can apply to businesses located outside the EU. If you have a web site that people from the EU might use, then you need to follow GDPR rules. Additionally, there are rules that are set by Germany, Russia, Italy, and California. Plus, a good number of the GDPR and other privacy rules are just good for the user ... and should be good for your business as well.
Read more: Maintaining GDPR compliance... and other privacy rules
We have been providing Joomla management services for over 15 years. That includes all aspects of running and managing a Joomla web site.
Many small- to medium-size companies (and even some large ones) tend to follow the allure of using lots of online services in order to provide their online functionalities. This is a GREAT way to save money (sometimes), and it can sometimes make it possible to do very complex things with only a few clicks of the mouse. However, there are a number of potential pitfalls and even some serious security risks for your company when you use these services.
With much political (and some legal) energy focused at major online services, and revelations of on-going 'manipulation' of algorithms and content display effecting the ability of content creators to get their message to those who have an interest in the content they provide, we have put together a list of service alternatives for you to consider.
If you need assistance with converting your content to use the new platform, please use the Contact Us form to ask for assistance.