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What are the main differences between UK GDPR and EU GDPR? The UK GDPR is largely based on the EU GDPR but adapted for the UK. The main...
Common Mistakes about UK GDPR by EU Companies
ASSUMING THAT SMALL VOLUMES OF UK PERSONAL DATA DON’T FALL UNDER THE UK GDPR Many EU companies may underestimate the amount of data they...
UK plans to abolish DPOs – and much more
The UK government is well on its way to reform the UK data protection landscape. Its 150-page consultation that closed in November 2021...
4 of the most common mistakes made about the GDPR
There’s a lot of information out there about what the GDPR is and how it operates. Unfortunately a lot of it is not correct. Mistakes about...
England and Wales High Court rules that the GDPR Art. 27 Representative is not liable for its clients’ actions
The England and Wales High Court of Justice (May 28th 2021): the GDPR Article 27 Representative is not liable for its client’s actions. On...
Court fines Dutch Data Protection Authority for not taking an enforcement decision within the legal deadline
On 24 March 2017, the plaintiff filed an enforcement request with the Dutch DPA asking that the collection and processing of medical and...
GDPR and US companies: Up close with a Privacy Shield official
On Tuesday 26 May, EDPO hosted an exclusive webinar on GDPR and US companies with a Privacy Shield official. Rochelle Osei-Tutu shared her...
Are your Data Processors fit to be EU Representative under Article 27 GDPR ?
Appoint your data processor as EU Representative and tick off article 27 GDPR? The Croatia Personal Data Protection Agency(“AZOP”) says no....
IAPP Data Protection Congress 2021 – Insights
EDPO was at the IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals - Data Protection Congress last week and we asked some thought...
Brexit and the GDPR
Are you in one of these situations? I am a UK Company and I will need an EU Data Protection RepresentativeI am an EU Company and I will need...
Brexit And The GDPR: What Does Brexit Mean For Your EU Business?
Brexit changed a lot for businesses, especially for EU companies that do business with the UK. Trade, regulation, human resources, transport…...
GDPR and Brexit: How Data Protection Will Be Impacted
Brexit will change almost every core function for UK companies that do business with the EU: from trade to regulation, hiring and transport,...
Privacy Shield companies and Brexit
When the “General Data Protection Regulation” (the “GDPR”) took effect on 25 May 2018, it applied in all EU Member States, including the UK....
The challenge of adequacy with Brazil’s General Data Protection Law
"Compliance with the Brazilian General Data Protection Law has proven to be an essential and complex challenge for organizations. The lack of...
Personal Data Leaked To Gambling Companies
"Despite the new customer identity verification rules introduced by the UK Gambling Commission, effective May 7, 2019 as part of their...