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Our top-eleven European dataprotection developments for the end of 2024 are: EU Cyber Resilience Act: The Council of the European Union approved the Cyber Resilience Act , introducing cybersecurity requirements for digital products sold in the EU.
Our top five European dataprotection developments from January are: UK ransomware reporting proposals. DeepSeek investigated by Italian DPA over AI chatbot data collection practices. DeepSeek investigated by Italian DPA over AI chatbot data collection practices. UK ICO acts on cookie compliance.
A dataprotection officer ( DPO ) is a specialist who helps companies ensure compliance with international dataprotection laws. In a nutshell, the DPO is a key person who helps the company in all business processes to ensure compliance with the dataprotection law.
Building on prior European guidance , the French and Irish DPAs published guidance on the deployment of generative AI, large language models and dataprotection. To that end, the EDPB proposed designating DPAs as the “national competent authorities” under the AI Act to create a single point of contact.
By Rick Clark and Jacob Hesse 2023 was an eventful year in the world of legal technology, with new technology emerging to address both traditional and new challenges legal teams face when collecting, processing, and reviewing data for litigation, investigations, or public access requests.
EDPB “Consent or pay” models: Businesses operating large online platforms should consider the European DataProtection Board’s recent opinion indicating that “consent or pay” models are unlikely to be GDPR-compliant. These developments, and more, are covered below.
Our top five European dataprotection developments from May are: UK guidance on ransom payments: The UK NCSC and various insurance industry bodies co-published guidance on key considerations for ransomware payments. These developments are covered in more detail below.
Our top-five European dataprotection developments from August are: Uber fined for personal data transfer: The Dutch DataProtection Authority fined Uber €290 million for the unlawful transfer of European drivers’ personal data to the U.S., without sufficient safeguards.
GDPR one-stop-shop: Businesses wishing to take advantage of the GDPR one-stop-shop system should take note of a new digest, published by the European DataProtection Board, which analyses the decisions made by so-called Lead Supervisory Authorities in this context.
Key takeaways from March include: CNIL data security practice guide: The French DPA published an update of its data security practice guide for dataprotection officers, chief information security officers, computer scientists and legal experts. These developments, and more, are covered below.
In March 2024, a study titled " Implementing Generative AI in Legal Firms and Legal Departments " was published by the AI Laboratory (UBA IALAB) at the University of Buenos Aires. Countries like Italy initially blocked ChatGPT's use, later reinstating it with promises of increased transparency and dataprotection.
On February 28, the European DataProtection Board (“EDPB”) announced that EU supervisory authorities (“SAs”) will undertake a coordinated enforcement action in 2024 regarding data subjects’ right of access under the GDPR. In 2023, regulators focused upon dataprotection officers’ designation and role.
The AEPD held that a DPO cannot hold a position that leads them to determine the purposes and means of data processing. The scale and dataprotection risks associated with such technologies has been further complicated recently by their increasing integration with artificial intelligence systems.
Dataprotection & AI: In particular: (i) the French CNIL published its first set of guidance on GDPR compliance when developing AI tools; and (ii) the UK ICO issued a preliminary enforcement notice against Snap over its AI chatbot, alleging that Snap had not adequately assessed the privacy risks posed to child users of the tool.
First of all, the data can be transferred based on the adequacy decision or subject to appropriate safeguards. Among these safeguards, in particular, are binding corporate rules, standard dataprotection clauses, code of conduct, and certification mechanism. In such cases, appropriate safeguards are used.
With this regard, it is essential to know about the privacy legislation of this country since, nowadays, most internet businesses process the personal data of their clients, and they should do it in compliance with dataprotection laws. What to expect in 2024? The “personal information” definition is amended.
.] * * * The European Union’s Digital Services Act (“DSA”), a significant legislative act of 93 articles and 156 recitals, will become fully effective from this Saturday, February 17, 2024. The post The European Union’s Digital Services Act: In Force from This Saturday, February 17, 2024, Including for U.S.
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Sensitive personal data: The CJEU has clarified that the processing of special category personal data, such as health data, requires a legal basis under both GDPR Art. It remains to be seen whether dataprotect authorities will provide guidance on how to interpret the “draw strongly” condition. 9 and GDPR Art.
In 2022, a Gartner report quoted, “By 2024, legal departments will replace 20% of generalist lawyers with nonlawyer staff”. Compliance Finally, legal tech can help firms ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Change management is a prism. Legal tech is an essential part of the modern legal industry.
This number will likely increase in 2024. If you don’t want to become a statistic, take a hard look at your security protocols and compliance. Do you know where all of your client data is and how it is used? Especially important, though, is SOC 2 compliance. What is SOC 2 compliance? Let’s take a closer look.
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On 15 January 2024, the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (“ICO”) announced the launch of a consultation series (“Consultation”) on how elements of dataprotection law apply to the development and use of generative AI (“GenAI”). Interested stakeholders are invited to provide feedback to the ICO by 1 March 2024.
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With cybersecurity becoming a board-level issue, compliance officers, lawyers, board members, and business drivers are looking for official guidance or recommendations on cybersecurity measures to protect business, customers, and the wider economy. Whose guidance to use?
The Draft Bill (status 7 February 2024), which does not have any basis in EU law, is available here (German content). Non-compliance with the transparency obligation to inform users shall constitute an administrative offence and result in an administrative fine.
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Governor Newsom stated that he is “thankful to Assemblymembers Wicks and Cunningham and the tech industry for pushing these protections and putting the wellbeing of our kids first.” Notable affirmative obligations include: DataProtection Impact Assessments (“DPIAs”).
Despite recent challenges in the EU “trilogue negotiations”, proponents still hope to reach a compromise on the key terms of the draft EU AI Act by 6 th December, with a view to passing to the Act in 2024 and most of the provisions becoming effective sometime in 2026. Where are we in the legislative process?
For UK data transfers: all new agreements executed on or after 21 September 2022 should incorporate the UK Addendum or IDTA; and all existing agreements incorporating the old SCCs must be updated by 21 March 2024 (or sooner if the processing operations change before then).
European lawmakers hope to adopt the final AI Act before the end of 2023, ahead of the European Parliament elections in 2024. These include making publicly available “a sufficiently detailed summary of the use of training dataprotected under copyright law” (Article 28b(4)(c)).
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Companies subject to ColoPA should review their practices to ensure compliance before ColoPA’s July 1, 2023 effective date. When a consumer submits an opt-out request in conjunction with other data rights requests, controllers must prioritize compliance with the opt-out request. (2) No Default Settings. Dark Patterns Forbidden.
Category 1 service providers must keep records of compliance with their obligations, publish them, enable functionality within the services to empower users to control the content they are exposed to, and, if children are likely to access their services, comply with specific child safety duties.
The final draft’s provisions on international transfers of non-personal data may differ from what is shown in the table. This regulation is directly applicable in all EU Member States since May 28, 2019. The EU institutions are negotiating a final draft.
By Rick Clark The Masters Conference in Washington, DC, on April 17th, 2024, was a bustling event with crowded sessions throughout the day. The agenda featured a diverse range of topics, such as Modern Data, Link Files, eDiscovery Case Law, and Artificial Intelligence, making it an exceptional experience for attendees.
The DMA will also impact other regulations applicable to the delivery of services on digital markets, particularly involving dataprotection (the General DataProtection Regulation and the ePrivacy Directive), competition law, consumer protection, and copyright (e.g. 5–7 DMA, i.e. by March 2024 at the latest (Art.
This could impact financial firms who are considering using the EU AI Act as their ‘high watermark’ for AI regulatory and governance compliance, who will have to accommodate any UK-specific requirements in their compliance programmes. The UK Financial Authorities could look to such existing resources when developing future guidance.
However, always be certain to check with your particular state bar association to ensure you are remaining in compliance with your jurisdiction’s requirements. Important changes to Florida CLE requirements are taking effect in January 2024. New York CLE requirements New York is unique among the U.S.
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