This is the first of a weekly post where I will try to highlight whatever interesting happened, related to data protection and my thoughts on it. There is often a lag between the passing of a law and when it begins to be enforced. We’ve seen this with GDPR. Its clauses need to be clarified. … Continued
Read MoreA final and possibly hard Brexit is rapidly approaching. Whether it’s hard or negotiated, it will have an impact on the UK data protection regulation and GDPR. If you’ve not yet begun considering those impacts, now is the time. Since the UK will no longer be part of the EU, it makes sense to start … Continued
Read MoreIn a previous article, we reviewed real-life DPIA examples related to AI and machine learning. Today, it’s turn of individual legal rights. Moreover when you are about to manipulate sensitive data which can affect the individual rights. Public Monitoring Through Recognition Elements Monitoring the public opens up concerns about how to protect an individual’s identity … Continued
Read MoreEverybody knows that when you are about to process data you need a Data Protection Impact Assessment. You may find throughout the WP29 guidelines, all the resources you need. But sometimes you may find difficult to theorize a real work situation. In this first article of a series dedicated to DPIA, we will go through … Continued
Read MoreTo help you with the current situation and your compliance journey, we have just added 3 new policy templates. The first is directly related to the growing trend of remote working. The second one relates to data subject access requests and the last one covers personal data breaches. Working from home: the new normal With … Continued
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