Transfer Impact News Today

The EU-US Data Privacy Framework is designed to improve the safety of transatlantic data flows. Despite this framework becoming effective last year, questions remain surrounding the framework’s applicability, certification, and Transfer Impact Assessments. Gain answers to your questions about this framework’s impact in this e-book.

Businesses must navigate an increasingly complex and varied privacy regulatory environment, with differing laws across multiple regions creating compliance challenges.

On July 10, the European Commission issued an adequacy decision on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF), ensuring adequate protection for personal data transferred from the European...

2022 was an interesting year on the privacy front; it was characterized by significant privacy developments in Israel and worldwide. In honor of Data…

As a consequence of the ECJ judgment, now widely known online as "Schrems II", the EU Commission has enacted new Standard Contractual Clauses introducing the Transfer Impact Assessment as an obligation for all data importers and exporters.

Welcome to The Week That Was In College Swimming, where every week we'll take a look at some of the highlights from around the NCAA in all three divisions.

One evolving aspect of data protection law which many will have been following closely in recent years, is that relating to overseas transfers - in…

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