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EDPB publishes guidance on calculating GDPR fines

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For example, a data controller collects data without proper legal basis and when it is later hacked, it fails to notify the supervisory authority. 1) Category of infringement under Article 83(4) – (6) GDPR. Categories of personal data affected (e.g. diagram provided in the Guidelines. Step 2: Assess the Starting Point Sum. (1)

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The Privacy Officers’ New Year’s Resolutions

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2019 saw a number of developments in the area of cookies which can’t be ignored. In the UK, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has been very outspoken on the ad tech industry’s use of special category personal data and onwards data sharing without explicit consent. Data retention is a rising trend in GDPR enforcement.

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The Privacy Officers’ New Year’s Resolutions

Data Protection Report

2019 saw a number of developments in the area of cookies which can’t be ignored. In the UK, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has been very outspoken on the ad tech industry’s use of special category personal data and onwards data sharing without explicit consent. Data retention is a rising trend in GDPR enforcement.

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And then there were five: CCPA amendments pass legislature

Data Protection Report

The California legislative session for 2019 ended on September 13 and the following five amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) were passed: AB 25, 874, 1146, 1355, and 1564. The amendments change and clarify a business’ obligation to permit consumers to submit requests to exercise their CCPA rights.

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The debate on the Data Protection Bill in the House of Lords

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Banks must still be allowed to process data to prevent fraud; regulators must still be allowed to process data to investigate malpractice and corruption; sports governing bodies must be allowed to process data to keep the cheats out; and journalists must still be able to investigate scandal and malpractice. change it substantially.

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Regulatory Update: NAIC Summer 2020 National Meeting

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Following the adoption of the Common Framework for the Supervision of Internationally Active Insurance Groups (ComFrame) in November 2019, the Group Solvency Issues (E) Working Group (GSI Working Group) performed a gap assessment to identify areas where existing state insurance solvency regulations do not meet the minimum standards under ConFrame.

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EU data governance regulation – a wave of digital, regulatory and antitrust reform begins – Part 1

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On 25 November 2020, the European Commission ( EC ) published its proposed Data Governance Regulation (the DGR ), which will create a new legal framework to encourage the development of a European single market for data. What are the objectives of the Data Governance Regulation? This is part one of a series of three blog posts.