Elisavet Dravalou
September 21, 2021
Sep
21
Now that the “Schrems III” case is in the making, it is time to talk again about consent. What is the case this time? We are talking about the situation of “bundling” consent with acceptance of terms or conditions, or “tying” the provision of a contract or a service to... read more →
Sep
10
Organizations based outside of the EU or EEA, but subject to the GDPR, are required to appoint an EU representative (EU Rep), according to Article 27 GDPR. In practise, due to the various obligations to comply with the GDPR, the necessity of an EU Rep feels like a drop in... read more →
Sep
09
Simon is DPOrganizer’s leading man in the UK, and has been at the company since 2017. Before that, he’s held leading commercial roles for the better part of 20 years. We caught up with him to get an idea of what a day in his shoes is like. Hi Simon!... read more →
Sep
06
Just over three years ago, the GDPR was passed into law. Contrary to the scare before its enforcement, fines weren’t exactly issued left and right on day one – but they’re now finally picking up speed. The GDPR allows the EU’s Data Protection Authorities to issue fines of up to... read more →
Sep
02
Today, we’re taking a big step toward supporting even more business-integrated privacy programs. With support for Slack, Teams and Zapier, as well as opening up our API, privacy teams will be able to get value on the apps they use the most every day. Integrations is set up to notice... read more →
Aug
30
The principle of transparency requires that controllers are open and honest about what they do with data subjects’ personal data and that they communicate that in a simple way. The problem is that what is simple for me as a lawyer, is not necessarily simple for everyone. Although the GDPR... read more →
Aug
27
Learn about everything that's been introduced to DPOrganizer so far in 2021, including new feature releases, general improvements, and our updated professional services packages.
Jul
21
The GDPR makes salespeople and marketers nervous because it’s hard to understand what the legislation means for daily sales and email marketing activities, which is a fair concern. First, it’s important to understand that GDPR is only a small part of what governs direct marketing to consumers. We also have... read more →
Jul
21
In the last couple of weeks, a new piece of legislation -the ePrivacy Derogation – was passed by the EU Parliament. This has drawn a lot of attention and became a thorny topic among data protection professionals; welcomed by some, boohooed by others. On 10 September 2020, the Commission published... read more →