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Data Protection Law

The right to the protection of individuals in the context of automated data processing is a distinct legal right that originated in Europe in the 1970s. It regulates how personal data is processed whether or not the information is private. In the EU, data protection and privacy are separate fundamental rights. Data protection laws now exist in many countries worldwide. The United States does not recognize an equivalent, as a distinct legal right separate from privacy.

When Can Personal Data Leave the EU? A Practical Guide to GDPR International Transfers

When Can Personal Data Leave the EU? A Practical Guide to GDPR International Transfers

A practical guide to GDPR international data transfers, explaining when personal data may leave the EEA and how adequacy decisions, appropriate safeguards, SCCs, BCRs, Transfer Impact Assessments, and Article 49 derogations enable lawful cross-border transfers.

GDPR Data Security Explained: A Practical Guide to Technical and Organizational Measures

GDPR Data Security Explained: A Practical Guide to Technical and Organizational Measures

A practical guide to GDPR data security requirements, including risk assessments, technical and organizational measures, encryption, pseudonymization, resilience, processor oversight, staff training, authentication, and the ongoing testing needed to protect personal data.