The Schrems II ruling raised a big fuss in the summer of 2020: with the invalidation of the Privacy Shield, companies are now required to carry out a detailed assessment to verify the adequacy of the legal regime of the states to which they transfer processed personal data, compared to the guarantees offered by the […]
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In last week pills I shared the full Schrems II decision which invalidates the #PrivacyShield The judgment has important implications for companies transferring data outside the EU, and potentially on service contracts with non-EU suppliers, in particular contracts for the provision of IT services which provide for the possibility for suppliers’ staff outside Europe to access […]
Today, 16 July 2020, following the complaint issued by Maximillian Schrems regarding Facebook personal data transfer from EU to US, and the judicial follow-up, the EU Court of Justice issued a decision invalidating the Privacy Shield. Such data transfer mechanism was put in place provide companies on both sides of the Atlantic with a way […]
Sending email to the wrong recipient can trigger privacy risks, and even sanctions. Here’s how to limit the risk of sanctions and avoid getting fined.
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Correctly handling a DataBreach during Covid-19 is crucial: smartworking and process digitalization raise several cybersecuirty risks. TechnoLawgy assess how to handle it.
Law firms and companies’ legal departments are rushing to adopt new technologies and build new legacy systems at such a fast pace that many lawyers and practices are being left behind. The second half of 2020 might be the tipping point of the legal tech industry, also taking into consideration the recent boost to remote […]
The European Data Protection Board has shared its view on contact tracing app privacy issues.