GDPR – General Data Protection Regulation
Tailored GDPR Documentation – We have just successfully handled this for a financial institution, and we can do the same for you
We have just completed comprehensive GDPR documentation for a client in the financial sector – from internal policies and CCTV systems to cookies. Do you need to get your personal data protection compliance in order as well? We have the expertise and would be happy to take care of it for you.
Cyberattack / Personal Data Breach - How to proceed?
A security incident has occurred and you’re not sure what the correct procedure is? We’ll help you quickly and practically.
Additional Fines in the Area of Personal Data Protection
The fact that underestimating personal data protection does not pay off has been repeatedly demonstrated by several data giants such as Google, Facebook, or Amazon.
GDPR a year after: news and lessons learned
Invitation to a workshop “GDPR a year after: news and lessons learned”
GDPR and protection of personal data
The law firm Stuchlíková & Partners provides comprehensive legal advice relating to the protection of personal data and the GDPR.
EU-US Privacy Shield may soon not be a guarantee of the legal transfer of personal data to the US under the GDPR
On 5 July 2018, the European Parliament adopted Resolution 2018/2645 (RSP) on the adequacy of the EU-US Privacy Shield for the protection of European citizens when transferring their personal data to the US. This occurred primarily in response to the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica case, when Facebook misused the data of more than 2.7 million European citizens in connection with the presidential campaign of Donald Trump.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
The GDPR will become applicable on May 25, 2018 and will introduce severe sanctions of up to EUR 20 million or 4% of annual global turnover for cases of breaching the obligations relating to personal data.
Supreme Administrative Court - Even someone committing a crime is entitled to personal data protection
The Supreme Administrative Court recently decided on an important dispute related to balancing the rights to personal data protection and the protection of property. This case, which was a hot topic among the professional and general public, concerned a fine imposed by the Office for Personal Data Protection on an electric bicycle rental business that published security camera images on social media showing a person suspected of stealing one of the bicycles at its premises.