I have been watching legal professionals disseminating personal data around the world. Feel my pain ? Why it especially matters? Because they are the ones advising others. They are the role model.
As the GDPR has now celebrating it’s 6 years and 4 years of enforcement, Here an exhaustive practical case law analysis of the importance of taking appropriate security measures and how things can go wrong.
Reading and analysing in the world of Internet regulation, a fast pace marathon
Non compliance with the GDPR has three series of legal consequences : We’ve extensively heard of the administrative enforcement by national Data Protection Authorities. We have less heard of Criminal liabilities for non compliance, especially for the absence of measures of security. The third level is civil liability as set by the Article 82 GDPR.
In the midst of the holiday season, the French Data Protection Authority CNIL issued an administrative sanction to a French company operating in several countries in Europe offering payment solutions for lack of security art 32 GDPR and absence of data subject notification.
Non-Material Damage Compensation Article 82 GDPR has created a right for compensation and edict the liability as a result of an infringement of this Regulation: Any person who has suffered material or non-material damage as a result of an infringement of this Regulation shall have the right to receive compensation from the controller or processor…
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WhatsApp issued second-largest GDPR fine of €225 M
Following a complaint by the French not for profit Association La Quadrature du Net, The Lead Supervisory Authority of Luxembourg Luxembourg Slaps Record €750 Million Fine on Amazon
A panel discussion moderated by Jacob Høedt Larsen, Head of Communications at Wired Relations, Tara Taubman-Bassirian LLM , Scott Wilson Consultant and Bill Mew, Founder and CEO at Crisis Team will be speaking at a Privsec Webinar Tuesday 22nd of June at 12 BST.
In the context of rapid service and product delivery changes, organisations trying to keep people in jobs, diverting resources and skills on unprecedented scale, that we don’t have things like Schrems2, changes to international data transfer regulations and standard contractual clauses entirely front and centre of our organisations risk register!
Cookies collect visitors data shared with third parties. They require transparency and prior consent.
The AdTech industry has become a monster controlled by very large, and most of the time unknown to the general public, actors, advertising intermediaries and brokers, exchanging personal data on real time bidding platforms. The deals are made only in a fraction of seconds on these data exchanges.
Recently the European National Security Agencgy, ENISA, has published a report pointting an increase of cyberattacks since the generalisation of WFH (Work From Home, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The French DPA CNIL finally enforced the law, Carrefour supermarket and Carrefour Bank fined for 2 250 000 euros and 800 000 euros.
Pourquoi il est important que les visages des policiers en action doivent être floutés?
From the ban of encryption to the ICO fines, Cyberattacks on the rise.
Legal and Regulatory Responses to Technology Challenges, online event organised by the Practicing Law Institute PLI.
Part of the data protection duties for any controller owning a website is to ensure the security of the electronic transmissions and the personal data of their visitors and E2EE.
What would be the most effective way of enforcing the GDPR while giving incitement to comply without knocking the company, at the best of customers interest ? Will the ICO ever fine BA and Marriott? Should they ? A proposition for a more effective GDPR enforcement.
A major decision issued by the ECJ on Thursday 16th of July invalidated toe Transatlantic data flow agreement between the EU and the US for the second time after the Safe Harbor invalidation by the ECJ. NEW IMPORTANT UPDATE 24th July 2020 – NOYB Next Steps for EU companies & FAQs FISA 702+EO 12333 have…
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Le lundi 11 mai, le Conseil constitutionnel a rendu son avis sur la loi votée par le Parlement samedi.
