Data Governance Act (DGA)
Nicole Kopp
12 December 2025
The Data Governance Act aims to create a European single market for data. We explain what this means for companies and public authorities (in Germany).
The Data Governance Act aims to create a European single market for data. We explain what this means for companies and public authorities (in Germany).
Changes to the GDPR are primarily intended to ease the burden on SMEs. A new draft shows that the reform simplifies a few documentation requirements. It also poses new risks for companies.
The guidelines issued by the European Data Protection Board demonstrate how blockchain can be used in compliance with the GDPR. However, the path to achieving this is complex.
Microsoft promises data sovereignty in the cloud, but cannot rule out access by U.S. authorities. We explain the problem.
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?
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.
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.
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.
How can companies effectively protect themselves against deepfake attacks? What about the liability of employees and employers in the event of a successful deepfake attack? An overview!
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