Privacy fines, data protection compliance organizational structure and how to determine when a party is a data controller or data processors are among the topics covered in the DLA Piper Italy event on the birthday of the GDPR.
The birthday of the GDPR is just passing, and this is also the expiry of the deadline for some data protection authorities to be more tolerant on the issue of privacy fines. What's going to happen next?
DLA Piper insieme con AIGI organizzano a Roma un evento su di un anno di GDPR e quello che ci dobbiamo attendere con rappresentanti del Garante e delle principali imprese operanti in Italia.
The EU Privacy Regulation (GDPR) has been applicable for a year to whoever processes personal data of people located in Europe, and here are my recommended top 5 changes to remember.
LawBytes #37 deals this week with the upcoming ePrivacy Regulation which will complement the GDPR and introduce new rules on cookies, IoT and M2M communications.
The first GDPR fine was issued in Italy by the Garante for the lack of implementation of privacy security measures following a data breach on the so-called Rousseau platform operating the websites of the Movimento 5 Stelle party.
Cookies privacy consent under the GDPR was tested in the opinion of the EU Advocate General on the Planet49 case, opening interesting questions on the current regime.
When legitimate interest and performance of contract can be used and the level of granularity of privacy consent to justify data processing under the GDPR.