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INCOGNITO | Data sharing agreements: who needs them? Share on email A couple of days before Christmas, the National Privacy Commission (NPC) managed to release one more policy for 2020: NPC Circular 2020-03. The issuance basically sounds the death knell for Data Sharing Agreements (DSAs), which are a key feature of the Commission’s very own Data Privacy Accountability and Compliance Checklist. For the uninitiated, DSAs are contracts between two or more entities sharing, transferring, or disclosing personal data to or between one another, while acting as personal information controllers (PIC...

Singapore’s Digital Economy Partnership Agreement Singapore’s Digital Economy Partnership Agreement February 3, 2021 Posted by Ayman Falak Written by Ayman Falak Medina Reading Time: 3 minutes Singapore’s Digital Economy Partnership Agreement (DEPA) with New Zealand and Chile came into effect on January 7, 2021. DEPA is a digital-only trade agreement, which aims to establish digital trade rules and digital economy collaborations. Singapore’s Digital Economy Partnership Agreement (DEPA) with New Zealand and Chile came into effect on...

February 1, 2021 For the third consecutive year, following the publication of Gibson Dunn’s ninth annual U.S. Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Outlook and Review on Data Privacy Day, we offer this separate International Outlook and Review. Like many recent years, 2020 saw significant developments in the evolution of the data protection and cybersecurity landscape in the European Union (“ EU”): CJEU” or “ Court”) struck down as legally invalid the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield, on which some companies relied to transfer personal data from the EU to the U.S.  While companies are turning to ...

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