Brexit deal: The future on data transfers between the UK and the EU
From a data protection point of view, the Brexit deal is just a temporary solution. What does the agreement between the EU and the UK mean for companies?
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From a data protection point of view, the Brexit deal is just a temporary solution. What does the agreement between the EU and the UK mean for companies?
The most important provisions of the GDPR and UK data protection law for websites in a nutshell – summarized and explained by our experts.
Under what circumstances are employers entitled to share data of employees with other colleagues or the public, if at all? Two concise examples.
What do companies have to pay attention to when exporting personal data to a third country? A summary and analysis of the EDPB’s recommendations!
The derogation in the GDPR allows data to be transferred to third countries without data protection guarantees. The question is under what conditions these exceptions apply.
Mass data retention can only be made mandatory by EU Member States if public security is threatened. What are the consequences for companies in the communication sector?
If a service provider processes personal data on behalf of a controller both sides have to comply with several obligations of the GDPR. Above all, they must conclude a contract defining the rights and obligations of all involved.
The CJEU invalidation of the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield posed a number of questions for companies and organisations transferring data to the U.S. or third countries, to which the EDPB provides answers in a recently published statement.
The requirements a consent solution has to meet to be GDPR-compliant, the new but expected opinion of the EDPB, and a practical checklist for website owners.
Data subjects must be informed before their personal data is processed. But how do controllers best fulfill these information requirements? What must the respective information contain? A practical guide.
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