In this episode Data Protection Commissioner for the Bailiwick of Guernsey, Emma Martins, reflects on 2022. 
She discusses what lessons can be learned from breaches reported to the ODPA and how we can all be better prepared for caring for personal data properly.
She reflects on the importance of the ODPA's initiatives to engage with the wider community and the vital role they play in the strategic aim to prevent breaches from happening in the first place.
Mrs Martins also looks ahead to 2023 and considers how data protection doesn't block innovation but that considering people's privacy and data when developing new technology is a vital part of the process.

Emma Martins' review of 2022 and look ahead to 2023

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