Digital Summit-2020 Data management and data escrow systems
As part of the German Government’s “Digital Summit 2020”, the “Fokusgruppe Datenschutz” (a focus group on data protection) under the leadership of
Update or release of your product – observe data protection
Are you planning new business models and products for your company or features for your existing product? Involve your data protection officer
Keep your GDPR documentation up to date!
As a data protection officer or data protection coordinator in your company, you fulfil the obligation to regularly expand and deepen your
What will happen to international data transfers after “Schrems II”?
In the “Schrems II” judgment of 16 July 2020 (case C-311/18), the European Court of Justice (ECJ) declared the transfer of personal
What does Brexit mean for the requirement of installing an EU Representative or an UK Representative?
Until now, only businesses based outside the EU were required to install a so-called EU Representative as a contact person for data
ePrivacyNews Webinar Special 10/2020 | Consent Management and US data transfer – Tips and tricks for a legally compliant implementation
In the first part of our webinar we will refer to the content of the Planet-49 ruling of the Federal Supreme Court.
“Schrems II” – Template for risk assessment and planning “Standard Contractual Clauses Plus”
In our ePrivacyNews 08/2020, we had already reported in detail on the use of standard contract clauses (SCC) in connection with the “Schrems
German data protection authorities announce coordinated review of media websites
It was already foreseeable that as a consequence of the decisions of the European Court of Justice and the German Federal Court
Joint Controller Agreements with Facebook
Now Facebook is changing its terms and conditions and in the future there will also be a separate Joint Controller Agreement that applies to
“Schrems II”: – eHealth: Data transmission to the USA at DiGA violates DiGAV
The adequacy decision for the transfer of personal data to the USA no longer exists following the “Schrems II” ruling of the