How can your company best achieve GDPR compliance? How do you have to implement the requirements of data protection law in practice? What is the relationship between GDPR and national law? Our free data protection guides give you concrete and practical answers!
What does the DSA say and what does the regulation mean for companies in the EU?
What is the European Health Data Space (EHDS) aiming to achieve, what will medical institutions need to prepare for, and how can companies in the healthcare sector get ready for the EHDS regulation?
What is the relationship between Art. 6(1) GDPR and Art. 9(2) GDPR – and is it sufficient to fulfil the latter in order to be allowed to process special categories of personal data?
The CJEU rules on the concept of processing and the objectives of the GDPR.
Current EDPB guidelines require consent for reach measurement using IP collection, which the German Data Protection Conference (DSK) contradicts (at least indirectly). What should companies do now?
What does the EU Commission’s adequacy decision on data protection in the United Kingdom mean for businesses inside the EU? Will the decision be extended?
How can data be exchanged securely and reliably on a global scale, without jeopardising the protection of privacy and personal data protection? DFFT could provide the answer to this – but faces a lot of challenges.
The CJEU rules on whether the GDPR has a blocking effect vis-à-vis national competition law. The consequences could be expensive for some companies – but are not the end of the world.
Differences between data protection coordinators and data protection officers – and why larger companies in particular should have both.
The EU’s regulation of artificial intelligence – a brief overview of the AI systems covered and the corresponding obligations of the involved companies.
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