The EU Privacy Regulation will come into force on 25 May 2018, the deadline appears far, but given the amount of changes to be implemented it seems too soon.
A data protection impact assessment represents an obligation under the EU Privacy Regulation in case of high-risk data processing activities, but how and when shall it be done?
The Internet of Things and FinTech are among the fastest growing markets, but their intersection leads to new legal issues to which operators might not be ready.
The publication of the details of the Privacy Shield that will replace the Safe Habor for the transfer of personal data to the United States sets a higher bar of compliance.
The Internet of Things is leading to a shift from a business based on products to a business of services, triggering new legal issues to which companies might not be prepared.
The Article 29 Working Party expressed its position on the Privacy Shield and on the scenario applicable to current data transfers to the United States.
Here is an opportunity to sort all your doubts around the upcoming EU privacy regulation which will be even more interesting with the Safe Harbor 2.0 now agreed.