Keeping the data flowing after the UK Brexit transition ends
There is a real possibility that we won’t get a GDPR Adequacy Decision from the EU by the time Brexit Transition ends, which has serious implications.
Moving EU personal data across EU boundaries - After Brexit Transition ends, will EU regulators trust you to look after it?
There is a real possibility that we won’t get a GDPR Adequacy Decision from the EU by the time Brexit Transition ends.
The end of the EU-US Privacy Shield scheme - One aspect of a larger problem with ‘sensitive data’ transfer between the UK and the EU
A decision by the The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has just rendered the EU-US Privacy Shield invalid.
More on non-European companies and GDPR - It’s more than the letter of the regulation
GDPR is very emphatically about managing privacy with the interests of the data subjects at heart. It is not about encouraging lazy people to sign away their rights.
American companies and GDPR - can one take “GDPR compliance” at face value?
The bottom line, I think, is that (regardless of GDPR and its jurisdiction) a mutable company can’t afford to have a breakdown of trust with its customers and other stakeholders – as Facebook is discovering. GDPR may simply be a catalyst for bringing data-related trust issues to the surface.
GDPR is this winter’s game - Why not get GDPR sorted before the May 2018 deadline?
In May 2018 the UK is still in the EU. GDPR will impact YOU, in ways that you may not appreciate – even if you are a small company or a charity.
The data-driven enterprise
GDPR extends the ideas behind the data-driven enterprise because it forces companies to treat private data as an enterprise-class resource.
GDPR and its post-implementation impact
GDPR is going to be popular. So popular that it will provide competitive advantage for companies that can offer it to non-EU citizens.