Approved certification mechanisms can be a tool for transferring personal data to third countries in the absence of an adequacy decision. The EDPB has now published draft guidelines on this.
The CJEU confirmed that national law may allow consumer associations to bring GDPR claims to court, even if they are not mandated by the data subjects and without demonstrating a specific violation of data subjects’ rights.
Connecticut introduces new privacy law: An act concerning personal data privacy and online monitoring. Which companies are affected and what obligations arise from the new law?
The Data Act proposes rules on fair access to, and use of, data. It aims primarily to facilitate data exchange and cooperation between companies. What obligations will companies face under the proposed law in addition to those under data protection law?
Does the GDPR allow DPAs to be concluded online? What formal requirements do you have to meet and what happens if you want to include SCCs?
How to use monitoring technologies in a data protection compliant manner to minimise legal risks for your company, and maximise the productivity of your employees, when employees are working from home or remotely.
Data protection law in South Korea has many similarities with the GDPR and even offers a few surprises in terms of stricter regulations.
Why an NGO thinks the Irish data protection authority is not doing its job as required by law and what it is doing about it.
The Belgian DPA issued a fine against an NGO for failing to comply with data protection law when processing publicly available personal data.
CNIL issued a combined fine of EUR 150 million against two Google subsidiaries and a EUR 60 million fine against Facebook.
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