Polish regulator fines the Bank Millenium for failure to report a data breach
The Polish Data Protection Authority (UODO) has fined the Bank Millenium S.A. EUR 80,000 after an investigation following a complaint received from
LG Frankfurt: “non-essential” cookies may not be set without required consent
In a case brought by the “competition centre”, the Frankfurt Regional Court prohibited the operator of a website (a company that operates
ePrivacy Webinar – We invite you! – ISO27001 – Design and Implementation of a Management System for Information Security (ISMS)
Would you like to know more about how your company is positioned in the field of IT security (Information Security Management System)?
ePrivacy advises businesses on establishing a work-from-home policy
Terms such as working from home, teleworking, remote or mobile working are flexible forms of work in which employees carry out all
Standard Contractual Clauses 2021/915 may replace existing data processing agreements
Over the last months, we have been quite busy with the new Standard Contractual Clauses issued by the European Commission on 4
German data protection authority: Newsletter opt-in can be made a prerequisite for free prize draws
The issue of “newsletter opt-ins” is often on our clients’ agenda – because the legal requirements regularly become a challenge for their
High fines for data protection breaches
Where do the authorities currently focus their audits? What should you look for if you want to avoid fines? Much can be
News about ePrivacy: Current status of our accredited data protection seals
We have alredy reportet that we will soon be offering our clients state-approved data protection certificates and seals via the ePrivacycert GmbH.
International data transfers: German supervisory authorities announce audits following “Schrems II”
Following the judgment of the European Court of Justice in the “Schrems II” matter in July 2020, it was clear that the
What will the new German TTDSG law change for the online marketing sector? (hint: nothing, at least for now!)
A new law merging the German Telecommunications Act (TKG) as well as the German Telemedia Act (TMG) had been on the table