By imposing fines running into the millions on major U.S. companies, EU data protection authorities made their stance clear in September: Against which GDPR-Which regulations Meta and Clearview AI have violated, and what other companies can learn from this.
On September 19, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) published a comprehensive report that takes a close look, in particular, at the data collection and use practices of major social media and video streaming services. The conclusion of the competition and consumer protection agency: The U.S. urgently needs a national data protection law.
The First Senate of the Federal Constitutional Court (BVerfG) ruled on October 1, 2024, that key provisions of the Federal Criminal Police Office Act (BKAG) regarding data retention and surveillance are not compatible with the fundamental right to informational self-determination under Article 2, paragraph 1, in conjunction with Article 1(1) of the Basic Law (GG).
A ruling by the Munich Higher Regional Court (OLG) shows the fatal consequences of forwarding work emails to a private email account: The court confirmed the termination without notice of a member of the Management Board for a serious breach of the GDPR.
Does a data protection authority have to, in the event of a GDPR-Infringement mandatory Fine impose? The European Court of Justice has now addressed this question. Its almost Solomonic ruling also provides practical recommendations for companies.
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The U.S. federal agency, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), has launched a new program focused on the cybersecurity and data protection aspects of AI. With this new program, NIST aims to ensure that companies can reap the benefits of AI while effectively managing the associated risks.
This criticism was not necessarily expected: In a report, the Federal Audit Office called for revisions to the NIS 2 Implementation Act. It stated that the federal government is jeopardizing information and cybersecurity in Germany.
Even six years after the GDPR There is still trouble because of national laws that do not meet the requirements of the GDPR are opposed. One particular example is the obligation to pay for a copy of one's own patient file. The Data protection conference has now decided to take action against this.
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