Watch the recording of our session on the recent Chinese Privacy Law (#PIPL) and its effects on the Asian and EU markets.

Receive tips and insights on how to comply with the new law, and on how to transfer data to/from China also in light of the GDPR requirements by our legal and #cybersecurity experts from China and Italy:

➡️ Jihong Chen from Zhong Lun Law Firm

➡️ Sharon Luo from wizlynx group

➡️ Chiara Agostini and Luca Egitto from RP Legal & Tax

Recently, two federal privacy legislations were introduced to the US Senate. the “Setting an American Framework to Ensure Data Access, Transparency, and Accountability” (SAFE DATA) Act and the Consumer Online Privacy Rights Act (COPRA).

Although there are some differences in the two proposed bills, there is bipartisan support to enact a federal privacy law. However, the question is still: "Will the legislation pass?"

In this privacyespresso podcast episode, Yugo Nagashima attorney at law at Frost Brown Todd explains to us in more details on the US federal privacy law.

Buying and selling a business is often an exciting and busy time - negotiating the price, deciding on the best structure, negotiating the assets to be transferred, dealing with employee entitlements, arranging finance, managing stakeholders, writing media releases etc… all with a looming closing deadline…

But where does privacy and data protection fit into this?

Many vendors and purchasers of Australian businesses will be captured by the Australian Privacy Act, and will have to comply with the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs), including before the sale/purchase, as part of the due diligence process, and on an ongoing basis post-completion.

• What types of transactions are captured vs not?
• - What personal information can be shared between vendors and purchasers?
• - What practical steps can vendors and purchasers take?

Join Kelly Dickson, the Managing Principal Lawyer of Macpherson Kelley’s Dandenong (Victoria, Australia) office, to hear an Australian perspective, as part of your coffeebreak.

PrivacyRules has just launched its Cybersecurity Partnership Program. This program consists of an ecosystem of cybersecurity companies (flanked by legal and communication experts) working together to provide a full-fledged and top-level service to any company operating at the national and international level!