On Thursday 6 August at 11 am CET (GMT+2) connect to this PrivacyRules LIVE webinar explaining the effects of the CJEU decision invalidating the EU - US PrivacyShield for the rest of the world!

• Event: Schrems II: The impact outside the US
• Location: Online Video Conference
• Date: 2020-08-06
• Link: The event recording is available here
• File: Event's PDF with links

• Event: Webinar on the use of passengers data
• Location: Zoom live webinar
• Date: 2020-07-30
• Link: Free registration link
• File: PDF with links

PrivacyRules live webinar: The CJEU invalidates the EU-US Privacy Shield

PrivacyRules - Zhong Lun e-conference on data breach management Case Study A Chinese multinational company (MNC) applying AI to its industrial processes, collects and transfers data among its international offices and subsidiaries including sub-contractors. Many of these data are collected through the MNC & subsidiaries' online platforms. There is the suspect of a data breach. In compliance with the applicable rules and according to best cybersecurity processes, what should the MNC:

• Have done in order to prevent the breach?
• Do to identify and interrupt the breach?

• Event: E-conference on data breach management
• Location: Online event
• Date: 2020-07-08
• Link: Online event registration here
• File: Event Agenda

Public safety v. privacy: the covid-19 tracing apps conundrum Covid-19 tracing apps are still under development in many countries all around the world, and are rising issues in relation to the precarious balance between upholding privacy of the individuals and benefits to public health. We will discuss this very interesting and actual topic with prominent speakers from the Norwegian and Australian DPAs, and we’ll also comment an interview of the tech company that developed the South Korean app with our legal experts from Australia, Israel, Singapore and Belgium. No doubt, countries have gone different ways: in Australia the covid-19 tracing app has been generally welcomed by the population; in Israel the Services are authorized to track contacts of covid-19 patients even in the 14 days preceding their diagnosis; Singapore was among the first countries to implement such measures with positive results on the prevention side, though collecting a lot of personal data; while Belgium, like any other EU member state, had to balance the national pandemic situation with the EU GDPR and national DPA requirements applicable to this technology. Click below to register for this free event, know more about this fascinating topic and interact with our experts in the Q&A session!

• Event: PrivacyRules webinar on tracing apps
• Location: Zoom live webinar
• Date: 2020-07-01
• Link: The event recording is now available here
• File: Event Brochure with links