Max Schrems

Bloomberg Law In-House Forum Examines Navigating Data Laws & AI Challenges

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수요일, 3월 6, 2024
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ARLINGTON, Va., March 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Bloomberg Law today announced that its annual In-House Forum will be held virtually on Wednesday, March 13, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. ET. The CLE-eligible event will focus on the changing world of consumer privacy, including new laws and frameworks and challenges around AI and machine learning applications. Registration for the event, Global Privacy Dynamics: Navigating Data Laws & AI Challenges, is available at https://aboutblaw.com/bcRW.

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  • The CLE-eligible event will focus on the changing world of consumer privacy, including new laws and frameworks and challenges around AI and machine learning applications.
  • Registration for the event, Global Privacy Dynamics: Navigating Data Laws & AI Challenges, is available at https://aboutblaw.com/bcRW .
  • "The Bloomberg Law In-House Forum will provide practitioners with valuable insights into the myriad of AI-related privacy considerations surrounding consumer rights and strategies for handling them."
  • Edward Britan, Senior Vice President, Global Privacy and Marketing Legal, Salesforce
    Erika Brown Lee, Managing Director & General Counsel, Global Data Privacy, Citigroup

Mattermost enhances self-sovereign Skype for Business alternative to address Schrems II requirements with connectivity to Pexip and Microsoft Teams

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목요일, 1월 4, 2024
Cisco Webex, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Microsoft, Zoom, Linux, Business, Schrems, Skype for Business, Max Schrems, Federated, Mattermost, API, Communication, Mobile phone

The enhanced offering will be available to Mattermost Enterprise customers with:

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  • The enhanced offering will be available to Mattermost Enterprise customers with:
    Self-hosted messaging collaboration designed for Schrems II and evolving sovereignty laws.
  • Interagency communication is secured through shared channels from different Mattermost instances providing federated messaging collaboration, replacing Skype for Business interconnect capabilities.
  • Pexip enables meeting interoperability with meeting platforms such as Skype for Business, Zoom, Cisco WebEx, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams.
  • Mattermost for Microsoft Teams integration is available to Mattermost Enterprise customers by contacting their customer success team.

EDPB adopts template complaint form and a final version of Recommendations on the application for approval and on the elements and principles to be found in Controller BCRs

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목요일, 6월 22, 2023
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It will facilitate the cross-border exchange of information regarding complaints between DPAs and will help DPAs save time and resolve cross-border cases more efficiently."

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  • It will facilitate the cross-border exchange of information regarding complaints between DPAs and will help DPAs save time and resolve cross-border cases more efficiently."
  • The template takes into account existing differences between national laws and practices.
  • Following public consultation, the EDPB adopted a final version of the Recommendations on the application for approval and on the elements and principles to be found in Controller Binding Corporate Rules (BCR-C)*.
  • These recommendations form an update to the existing BCR-C referential, which contain criteria for BCR-C approval, and merge it with the standard application form for BCR-C.

EDPB welcomes improvements under the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, but concerns remain

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화요일, 2월 28, 2023
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Infobip to Deploy Region-Locked EU Data Centre

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수요일, 2월 22, 2023
Security, Data Management, Legal, Courts, Technology, Finance, Marketing, Communications, Apps, Applications, Professional Services, Public Policy, Government, Telecommunications, Software, Networks, Mobile, Wireless, Aurora, Schrems, European Commission, Court of Justice of the European Union, Civil service commission, Max Schrems, EC, European, CJEU, Justice, Medical device, EU, Infobip

Global cloud communications platform Infobip will offer customers a separate EU region-locked data centre from 3 April 2023.

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  • Global cloud communications platform Infobip will offer customers a separate EU region-locked data centre from 3 April 2023.
  • With this EU region-locked data centre Infobip will be able to support and empower its customers in complying with the EU data transfer requirements imposed by the Schrems II judgment when using Infobip products and services.
  • In the immediate aftermath of the Schrems II judgment, Infobip made significant efforts to provide its customers not only with storage and processing of data in the EU data centre, but also to ensure the overall customer support from inside the EU and adequate countries, i.e.
  • “This EU region-locked data centre is a significant investment for Infobip.

Anonos’ Webinar Series for International Data Privacy Professionals Confirms Pressing Industry Challenges and Growing Interest in Statutory Pseudonymization

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화요일, 11월 29, 2022
Data Management, Security, Technology, Software, Networks, Internet, Privacy, Organization, General counsel, EST, Pseudonymization, CLOUD Act, Twin, Variant, AI, Drama, International Association of Privacy Professionals, Risk, Insurance, Data embassy, CLOUD, Security, Travel, IAPP, GDPR, Friction, International, CET, ML, Rest, International Association, Max Schrems, Uncertainty, Schrems, Medical device, Music, Risk management, Cryptocurrency, EU

Anonos , global data privacy and security innovator, recently sponsored three webinars with the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).

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  • Anonos , global data privacy and security innovator, recently sponsored three webinars with the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).
  • Technical measures can protect against CLOUD Act requests and help reconcile Schrems II issues with EU data subject data.
  • Anonos is hosting a new webinar, The Business Benefits of Data Privacy & Security, about how the data-driven enterprise can increase data utility across the seven most critical use cases.
  • Anonos is a global innovator in data privacy and security, providing the only software platform that protects data in use with total accuracy.

EDPB adopts Recommendations on the application for approval and on the elements and principles to be found in Controller Binding Corporate Rules

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금요일, 11월 25, 2022
Urban economics, BCR, Element, Max Schrems, European Economic Area, GDPR, Medical device

During its November plenary, the EDPB adopted Recommendations on the application for approval and on the elements and principles to be found in Controller Binding Corporate Rules (BCR-C).

Key Points: 
  • During its November plenary, the EDPB adopted Recommendations on the application for approval and on the elements and principles to be found in Controller Binding Corporate Rules (BCR-C).
  • These recommendations form an update of the existing BCR-C referential, which contain criteria for BCR-C approval, and merge it with the standard application form for BCR-C.
  • The new recommendations build upon the agreements reached by data protection authorities in the course of approval procedures on concrete BCR applications since the entering into application of the GDPR.
  • The recommendations provide additional guidance and aim to ensure a level playing field for all BCR applicants.

Event organised in celebration of PCPD’s 25th Anniversary – A Webinar on “the New Standard Contractual Clauses of the EU for Transfer of Personal Data from EU to Non-EU Regions”

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금요일, 11월 11, 2022
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The PCPD organised a webinar on the New Standard Contractual Clauses of the EU for Transfer of Personal Data from EU to Non-EU Regions on 6 September 2021 in celebration of its 25th Anniversary.

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  • The PCPD organised a webinar on the New Standard Contractual Clauses of the EU for Transfer of Personal Data from EU to Non-EU Regions on 6 September 2021 in celebration of its 25th Anniversary.
  • The webinar was hosted by the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Ms Ada CHUNG Lai-ling, with guest speakers including Mr Ralf SAUER, Deputy Head, Unit for International Data Flows and Protection, European Commission; Mr Eduardo USTARAN, Partner & Global Co-head of Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice, Hogan Lovells, London and Mrs Ina WEYGANT, Group Data Protection Officer, Cathay Pacific Airways.
  • At the webinar, the expert speakers explained the requirements on international personal data transfers under the General Data Protection Regulation of the European Union (EU), the effect of the ruling in Schrems II made by the Court of Justice of the EU and the features of the new Standard Contractual Clauses.
  • They also shared practical experience of local entities in transferring personal data from the EU to Hong Kong.

Anonos Acquires Award-Winning Synthetic Data Company Statice

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수요일, 11월 2, 2022
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Anonos , provider of the only technology that protects data in use with 100% accuracy, today announced the acquisition of Berlin-based Statice GmbH , a synthetic data software provider.

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  • Anonos , provider of the only technology that protects data in use with 100% accuracy, today announced the acquisition of Berlin-based Statice GmbH , a synthetic data software provider.
  • The Statice synthetic data technology will be integrated with the Anonos Data Embassy platform and available later this quarter.
  • Data Embassy delinks data from both direct and indirect identifiers to obscure identity while enabling organizations to use more of their data for lawful analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, data sharing and data transfer.
  • Thanks to the privacy guarantees of the Statice data anonymization software, companies generate privacy-preserving synthetic data compliant for any type of data integration, processing and dissemination.

EU Data Protection Laws Impacts Small e-Commerce Companies World Wide

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화요일, 8월 2, 2022
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The Italian Supervisory Authority (SA) recently ruled that Google Analytics was non-compliant with EU data protection rules. They banned the popular analytics tool, finding that the protections Google applied were not sufficient to address the risk, and the use of Google Analytics violates the bloc's data protection rules over the data export issue.(1) Compounding the trouble, an e-Commerce website using Google Analytics without the safeguards set out in the EU GDPR violates data protection law putting any e-Commerce business at a major risk. "Now more than ever, small and mid-size companies need to own their data," explains Mikel Lindsaar, StoreConnect CEO. "Everything they collect from their customers should end up in their own store and database, making them compliant with GDPR."

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  • SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The Italian Supervisory Authority (SA) recently ruled that Google Analytics was non-compliant with EU data protection rules.
  • "Now more than ever, small and mid-size companies need to own their data," explains Mikel Lindsaar, StoreConnect CEO.
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    Businesses using Google Analytics must therefore have a technical understanding of their data flows, including where the data is going, who is receiving the data and how the data is protected.
  • Cookies are also used to track data, but they are not the only means of collecting and transferring data.