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Fairness of the processing

Vera Wallasch 4 March 2024

Fairness in the processing of personal data should create a balance between the controller and the data subject. In practice, this can be quite challenging!

Deepfakes in companies: successful defence and employee liability

Vasiliki Paschou 27 February 2024

How can companies effectively protect themselves against deepfake attacks? What about the liability of employees and employers in the event of a successful deepfake attack? An overview!

Data protection regulation of artificial intelligence (action plan)

Venushon Thadchanamoorthy 23 February 2024

The CNIL is publicising how it intends to monitor and regulate the development and handling of generative AI in the EU.

Transparency of the processing

Vera Wallasch 14 February 2024

The content and significance of the GDPR’s transparency principle for organisations – explained simply and practically.

Protective measures against phishing attacks

Michael Plankemann 16 January 2024

How to best protect your organisation, employees, and infrastructure against phishing – an overview of specific measures.

The NIS2 Directive and its implementation in Germany

Michael Plankemann 15 January 2024

Under the NIS2 Directive, significantly more organisations will be required to take increased information security measures. We explain who is affected by the Directive and what organisations should do now.

EDPB Guidelines on the calculation of GDPR fines

Olivia Josovic 20 December 2023

GDPR fines are to be imposed in a standardised manner across Europe according to the European Data Protection Board. The new requirements could be quite expensive for some companies.

CNIL guidelines on the data protection-compliant use of AI

Venushon Thadchanamoorthy 12 December 2023

The French data protection authority provides companies with detailed information on self-assessment and GDPR-compliant design of artificial intelligence. We explain what it’s all about.

CJEU clarifies responsibility and the question of fault for the imposition of fines

Michael Plankemann 6 December 2023

In order to impose GDPR fines, it must be established who is responsible for the processing activity and whether and, if so, who must be at fault. The CJEU has now provided clarity.

CJEU defines right to a copy under Art. 15 GDPR

Venushon Thadchanamoorthy 30 November 2023

In what form and to what extent must copies of personal data be provided when data subjects exercise their data protection rights? The CJEU provides clarity and sets new standards.

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