A third country is a country which the EU does not deem ‘adequate’ in terms of its laws surrounding data protection. By nature of the fact that the list of […]
Performing an international data transfer requires either the receiving country to be deemed adequate or appropriate safeguards to be in place. In general, the EU does not list the US as one of the countries […]
Performing an international data transfer requires either the receiving country to be deemed adequate or appropriate safeguards to be in place. When neither of these exist then an organisation needs […]
Performing an international data transfer requires either the receiving country to be deemed adequate or appropriate safeguards to be in place. One such safeguard is a legally binding instrument, which […]
Certification mechanisms will enable organisations to demonstrate compliance to other organisations through the use of data protection seals or marks. They might also demonstrate the existence of appropriate safeguards for […]
Codes of conducts are often used by industry bodies to undertake a procedure which is standardised and has control built in. A code of conduct for data protection purposes must […]
Performing an international data transfer requires either the receiving country to be deemed adequate or appropriate safeguards to be in place. One such safeguard is standard data protection clauses for […]
Transferring personal data internationally is deemed higher risk and therefore safeguards, designed to provide the data subject with further protection, must be in place when transferring personal data. The laws […]
Binding corporate rules are internal rules for data transfers within multinational companies. An important distinction is that binding corporate rules are put in place between linked companies, for example subsidiaries […]
The European Commission determines whether a country outside the EU offers an adequate level of data protection. The effect of such a decision is that personal data can flow from […]
