How to be a decent DPO: letters to aspiring privacy pros

This is an excellent read and it provides good explanations of the law, interesting and insightful examples. Most valuable (to me at least) is the broader discussion around context, history and philosophy which provides an excellent foundation for justification and reasoning behind some of the more nuanced decisions required by a DPQ.Pity that the book is only available through this rapacious monster as I did look elsewhere first.

Really enjoyed Martin’s work as it filtered out so much nonsense that you may find in other data protection books. Lots of helpful information which can be read by all data protection professionals, not just DPO’s.

Written by someone who has done the job. Recommended it to colleagues