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The 2021 DLA Piper GDPR fines and data breach notifications report gives a snapshot of what happened in the privacy world during the last 12 months.

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18

Jan 2021

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

EDPB and EDPS adopt joint opinions on new standard contractual clauses for the transfer of personal data

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) and the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) have adopted joint opinions on two sets of new standard contractual clauses (SCCs) for transfers of personal data outside the European Economic Area (EEA).

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13

Jan 2021

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

The revision of the NIS Directive on cybersecurity is proposed by the European Commission

The European Commission's proposed revision of the NIS Directive includes onerous new cybersecurity obligations for all medium-sized and large enterprises.

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04

Jan 2021

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

New transparency standards for loot boxes in video games agreed with Italian authorities

The Italian antitrust authority set new transparency standards for video games that contain loot boxes and in-game payments by players.

ByVincenzo Giuffré 0Comments

27

Dec 2020

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

How the privacy terms of the Brexit deal impact transfers of data

The agreement reached between the EU and the UK on Brexit also addresses the regime for transfers of personal data, with some unexpected developments.

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25

Dec 2020

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

The Italian privacy authority launches a consultation on cookies

The Italian privacy authority published the draft guidelines on using cookies and other tracking tools, opening a public consultation on the subject.

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14

Dec 2020

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

First GDPR fine for data stored in an American cloud platform after the Schrems II case

The Swedish data protection authority issued a GDPR fine for lack of adequate protection of sensitive data stored in an American cloud platform after the Schrems II decision.

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13

Dec 2020

Data Protection & Cybersecurity