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Ф franciscronje.com was formed at the beginning of 2010 to advise entities on the powerful impact of information governance on their day to day operations.

With the ever increasing emphasis placed on information by legislation on the one hand, such as the EU GDPR, Protection of Personal Information Act, Protection of Information Act, RICA, the ECT Act, PAIA and Codes on the other such as KING IV, organisations' responsibilities towards the information they possess, have become a vital part of sustained and successful corporate governance.

While technology has driven the information age to new heights, lagging legislation has played its role in complicating the tasks of CEOs, CIOs, CROs and their personnel. Aiming to achieve information governance without a thorough understanding of the accompanying legislation will nullify any attempt to gain budget approval in most of the cases.

At Ф franciscronje.com, the goal is to assist your organisation in achieving information governance through a practical approach that has paid dividends through our on the ground experience.



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EVENTS & SEMINARS

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​UPCOMING SEMINARS & EVENTS where we present

15 Sept 2022


Making up a panel with Information Regulator (Adv Tlakula), Elizabeth de Stadler and other distinguished colleagues in launching JUTA's Portal
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RECENT SEMINARS & EVENTS

28-31 Oct 2019


International Summit Houston, USA
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10-13 March 2019


International Conference of Information Commissioners - JHB

10 July 2018

ITWEB Data Centre Summit

07 June 2018

Mimecast Workshop DBN

27 February 2018

DMA Roadshow

02 February 2018

Mimecast Workshop JHB

27 February 2018

DMA Roadshow

12 January 2018

Lex Informatica
​with Sizwe Snail

01 September 2017

DMA Roadshow JHB

25 July 2017

ITWEB Data Centre Summit

30 May 2017


ITWEB POPI Update 2017

​23 May 2017

LEX Informatica with Sizwe Snail

​16 May 2017

ITWEB Security Summit

6 March 2017

Experian Conference
Cape Town


NEWS


Our book - "The Cybercrimes Act: What you need to know" has been published.

​After successful GDPR collaboration in the EU, we have now enlisted and finalised a Software Compliance version of POPIA. For a free demo, please email us: demo@franciscronje.com


POPIA commenced on 1 July 2020!
​Download Government Gazette here.

PRIVACY / POPI SANDBOX initiative started on 27 March 2020


Updated Regulations on POPI  / POPIA tabled at Parliament
Download here​

WE OFFER POPI WORKSHOPS ON EVERY LEVEL

Our book on the Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity  Bill has been published by JUTA and is available here



New Draft Regulations Published on POPI  / POPIA
Download here​


We have expanded our services to the EU where we currently assist organisations with their GDPR preparations
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Our book on PAIA has been published by JUTA and is available
Here

Information Regulator Appointed
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POPI - Information Regulator candidates shortlisted

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Drones and POPI / Privacy
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Nominations for Information Regulator
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Legal pitfalls when outsourcing to the cloud.
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Why the JPMorgan Breach is like no other.
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New book on POPI published
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POPI signed by President.
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POPI approved by National Assembly!!
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POPI approved by NCOP's Select Committee!
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POPI delayed!
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Every year, on the 28th of January, the international community celebrates Privacy Day. Why aren't South Africans doing the same?

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The National Assembly approved the Protection of Personal Information Bill on Wednesday, the 11th of September 2012...
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ITWeb - Ground-breaking privacy act imminent...
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The Protection of Personal
Information Bill was approved by
the Justice and Constitutional
Development Portfolio Committee
on 5 September 2012...

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