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
Continue Reading Advice from Norway on Post-Shrems II Cross-Border Data Transfers
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
Continue Reading EDPB Addresses Data Exchange With International Organizations Under GDPR
Will the CCPA entitle the State of California to adequate status for transfers of personal data from the EU?
“The CCPA has many of the basic criteria that the EDPB’s
Continue Reading Will CCPA Confer Adequate Status on California for Personal Data Transfers from the EU?
According to Rochelle Osei-Tutu, an International Trade Specialist at the U.S. Department of Commerce, over 4,000 companies have already registered for EU-US Privacy Shield and 2,600 for the Swiss-US Shield.
Continue Reading Privacy Shield Is Two Years Old And There Is Work To Be Done.
The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on May 25, 2018. This gives companies only two months to prepare for and comply with the GDPR. Companies should
Continue Reading Cross-Border Transfers of Personal Data in Light of GDPR
Luxembourg politician Viviane Reding proposed three years ago to overhaul the EU Data Protection Directive. Now, European Union officials have settled on an agreement to replace the Directive with new
Continue Reading New General Data Protection Regulation Text Finalized by EU
Privacy officials in Germany penned a position paper arguing that standard contract language and binding corporate rules do not adequately provide data protections necessary for legal U.S.-EU data flows. These
Continue Reading German Privacy Authorities Invalidate Safe Harbor Alternatives