As implicações da lei geral de proteção de dados na logística brasileira

Abstract

The article addresses the implications of the General Data Protection Law (LGPD) in Brazilian Logistics. It highlights the importance of aligning stock control practices with LGPD guidelines, highlighting the need to protect customer, supplier and product data. The legislation establishes rules for the proper processing of information by companies, requiring explicit consent from data subjects and security measures to protect against unauthorized access. LGPD directly impacts the way companies deal with information, being essential for the adaptation and compliance of organizations. The methodology used for this study is exploratory in nature, investigating and understanding the topic in more depth, which ultimately concludes that aligning legislation with stock control is crucial for protecting customer, supplier and product data. It is recommended to adopt security measures, demonstrating commitment and investing in stock management and data protection, strengthening consumer trust and business ethics