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EDPB Launches Website Auditing Tool
On January 29, 2024, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) unveiled its latest initiative—a Website Auditing Tool designed to assess website compliance with the law. Developed within the framework of the EDPB Support Pool of Experts (SPE), this tool caters to legal and technical auditors at Data Protection Authorities (DPAs), as well as controllers and processors seeking to evaluate their websites.
Today Marks Data Privacy Day: Reflecting on Progress and Anticipating Future Developments
In this brief overview, we highlight global advancements in data protection, including Switzerland’s robust measures, global legislative strides, and the widespread adoption of data protection laws. Explore key statistics, such as the percentage of countries with enacted legislation, and get a snapshot of the global data protection landscape. Stay informed about the latest developments, such as the upcoming implementation of the CCPA Enforcement, US State Privacy Laws, EU NIS II, and more.
The EU's Final AI Act Draft Revealed I Crucial Updates Unveiled
Luca Bertuzzi has brought to light the final, agreed draft of the EU’s AIAct, marking a significant disclosure. EU countries received this crucial document just yesterday, setting the stage for a pivotal discussion within the Telecom Working Party, a technical body of the EU Council, slated for this Wednesday.
Congratulations to 11 Countries for Maintaining EU Data Adequacy
In a significant stride towards maintaining data security, the European Commission has concluded its review of adequacy decisions for 11 nations. These countries—Andorra, Argentina, Canada, Faroe Islands, Guernsey, the Isle of Man, Israel, Jersey, New Zealand, Switzerland, and Uruguay(🇺🇾)—remain steadfast in meeting the stringent standards outlined in the EU’s data protection legislation.
The CJEU rules on the liability of controllers
The Court of Justice of the European Union has been busy untangling the threads of GDPR in recent cases. One such notable instance is C-683/21, where a significant clarification emerged: a controller’s liability for a processor’s actions.