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!
The Hamburg Regional Court clarifies key questions regarding the processing of personal data in online shops – at least for some providers.
The EU is planning new standard contractual clauses for data recipients in third countries that are already subject to the GDPR. We explain why this could finally bring legal certainty and avoid the threat of fines.
Several judgements on the determination of immaterial damage and the assessment of such damage under the GDPR provide new certainties for data controllers.
The European General Data Protection Regulation and the AI Act are similar in many respects, but also have some important differences that companies should be aware of.
Decision-making by artificial intelligence is severely limited by the GDPR. Biases in the training data pose a further challenge. How can companies still use AI for decision-making?
How can the development and use of generative artificial intelligence be regulated in future in such a way that data protection and other fundamental rights are safeguarded? We summarise and categorise the German supervisory authority proposals.
The NIS2 Directive and DORA Regulation are intended to strengthen the digital resilience of companies. However, both sets of legislation have different approaches that affected companies should be aware of.
How to find the right legal basis for processing personal data using artificial intelligence.
If (personal) data is exchanged via APIs, numerous aspects of data protection law must be observed. We explain the most important requirements for companies and developers.
Data subject complaints lead to supervisory authority inspection at Groupe Canal+, which in turn uncovers more GDPR violations resulting in 600,000 Euro fine.
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