Apr
20
In this session, co-founders Egil Bergenlind and Andreas Yannelos walk through how mapping from a processing point of view works.
Apr
19
In the digital age, processing of personal data has become widespread and it is increasingly difficult for individuals to understand how their personal data is being processed. In order to protect data subjects, the GDPR has granted them several rights, one of which is the right to access. Data subjects... read more →
Mar
31
Privacy professionals have to wrap their minds around all types of vendors and technologies for proper due diligence – which is no easy task. In the Privacy Setup series, we'll take a closer look at technologies and vendors that are commonly found in most organisations, and what you can do... read more →
Mar
17
After the Schrems II decision, Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs) are seen by many as the salvation to international data transfers. The decision touched upon the other transfer mechanisms, invalidating the Privacy Shield and adding the implementation of “adequate safeguards” as a prerequisite for using Standard Contractual Clauses. In light of... read more →
Mar
02
Dealing with the Schrems II fallout and higher-than-ever fines meant that 2021 brought a lot of change to the data protection landscape. Here are our top picks for the most significant changes from last year. 1. Highest GDPR fines yet It has been a record year in terms of fines... read more →
Feb
28
2021 was a landslide year for GDPR enforcement – but what’s actually changed for privacy teams and how they should prioritise? Watch the replay of this webinar as we look back at and discuss: The GDPR enforcement trends that’s been most disruptive in 2021 Which trends we expect to continue... read more →
Feb
23
Following our original post, GDPR Fines - Trends In Enforcement, we're checking what happened next. The total In the last quarter of 2021, data protection authorities have steadily continued dishing out fines. These fines across the EEA amounted to 17.2 million euros (93 fines in total). Most common fines by... read more →
Feb
16
It appears that the national data protection authorities have awoken from their peaceful slumber in the past months. This time, the Belgian authority has claimed its first prominent victim in a while. It issued a decision against the IAB Europe’s Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF), a consent framework relied on... read more →
Feb
11
Keeping track of everything you’re doing in your privacy program isn’t always easy. After you’ve sent out assessments, training courses, and set up tasks for yourself, the last thing you want to do is navigate between a bunch of different tools to keep up with what's happening. That's why we’ve... read more →