Denmark’s Data Protection Authority Datatilsynet has published an article emphasizing the importance of providing encrypted means for communicating personal information:
The Gibraltar Regulatory Authority has issued helpful guidance on data protection considerations for the use of video conferencing applications (VCAs).
When it comes to entering into new agreements with non-EU providers that involve the processing of EU personal data, if in doubt – don’t, says Norway DPA Datatilsynet.
“One must be prepared for the fact that new agreements involving the illegal transfer of personal data to third countries may be considered more severely than existing
“I worry that we are caught in a DPA (Data Protection Authority) beauty contest of who issues the bigger fine,” said Ireland Data Protection Commissioner Helen Dixon in her keynote for Daniel Solove’s Privacy+Security Academy Fall Forum Keynote.
Due to the importance of data protection law for employee monitoring practices, a careful and considered approach must be taken when potentially highly intrusive methods, such as tracking employee vehicles, are used. Employees must be informed of the existence of tracking and how it operates, as well as being clearly informed of all the purposes
The French data protection authority (CNIL) recently issued detailed guidance on online cookies and trackers. The guidance includes four documents: Guidelines, Recommendations, FAQs, and a specific statement on audience measurement. Here are some highlights:
How does GDPR apply to the transfer of personal data from an EU entity to an international organization?
“Entities subject to the GDPR that exchange personal data with international organisations have to comply with the GDPR, including its rules on international transfers (Chapter V of the GDPR),” says the European Data Protection Board in a
“It is unknown what the new [Standard Contractual Clauses] will say on ‘Schrems II’ … It would be surprising if the new SCCs did not address the CJEU decision, but it may be overly optimistic to think that they will provide the much-needed certainty that privacy professionals are looking for. The additions are likely to
It’s beginning to look a lot like (a Schrems II solution by) Christmas.
“A revised mechanism allowing companies to transfer Europeans’ data around the world may be ready before Christmas,” said EU digital chief Margrethe Vestager.
“My colleagues Vera Jourova and Didiers Reynders are working very, very hard to look at standard contractual clauses, at