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Latest news and insights
GDPR Compliance for Digital Health Apps
Sustainable IT infrastructures and data processing: increasingly essential within the ESG framework
Overview Digital Legislation EU
The countdown has begun: By 26 December 2022, all old standard contractual clauses must be replaced by the new SCCs 2021
Telecommunications-Telemedia Data Protection Act (TTDSG) - Summary of the main provisions
Summary of the main provisions
New Data Rules Targeting Manufacturing Business
Cookies under attack – New decisions by European data protection authorities on online advertising
USA, India, China and Russia – Where is data processing still possible?
AI regulation – will Switzerland be following the EU's lead?
Requirement of transparency towards visually impaired people
Data protection in the UK: "In a new direction" – but to where?
Digitisation in hospitals: Data protection as an obstacle or opportunity in Germany?
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The new Standard Contractual Clauses: Practice Test, Regulators & Transfer Impact Assessment (TIA) Tool
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Outlook 2022 from the perspective of the German data protection authorities | Tech & Law TV #Januar 2022
Webinar: The New Standard Contractual Clauses – The implementation
Tools & online services
Global Data Hub
Our data protection microsite, is a one-stop shop for up-to-date, international information on data privacy law, offering practical insights, thought leadership and guidance on data protection law. All content on the Hub is available for free and receives over 30,000 visitors a month. We have added a wealth of GDPR-specific articles and a number of GDPR checklists supported by a bank of virtual learning webinars to help clients with their preparations for implementation.
TW: Cyber Response
Our data breach mobile app helps organisations prepare for and respond to data breaches. Organisations will face potential multi-million pound fines for data breaches after 25 May 2018. TW:Cyber Response provides practical assistance to help clients prepare for and manage breaches as effectively as possible, to minimise their exposure to regulatory action, litigation risk, and reputational damage. The app is available to download from the App Store and Google Play Store.
