Global Data Hub - EU personal data exports

We have a fresh batch of content on our Taylor Wessing Global Data Hub site which provides you with insight and guidance on data privacy issues.

The GDPR has not greatly changed the rules on exporting personal data from the EU to third countries but the data export environment has to contend with a number of problematic issues, not least of which are the future of data exports to the USA, and the position of the UK after Brexit. We look at the latest on the various available data export mechanisms and at what to include in a data transfer agreement.

BCRs under GDPR: gold standard or the new normal?

Vin Bange looks at the impact of GDPR on Binding Corporate Rules.

EU standard contractual clauses under threat for EU-US personal data exports

Debbie Heywood looks at the future of model clauses in light of the latest CJEU reference.

EU-US Privacy Shield two years on

Jean-David Behlow looks at the operation of the EU-US Privacy Shield and at ongoing challenges.

What will Brexit mean for personal data flows into and out of the UK?

Debbie Heywood looks at the future of UK data imports and exports once the UK leaves the EU.

Data transfer agreements

Lucy Lyons and Tamara Mackay-Temesy look at the data transfer agreements necessary when exporting personal data to third countries and what to include in them.

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