
Data Act Implementation Act: What Companies Need to Do Now
With the enactment of the Data Act Implementation Act, the Data Act will soon be effectively enforced in Germany as well. Here are the steps companies should take now to prepare.

With the enactment of the Data Act Implementation Act, the Data Act will soon be effectively enforced in Germany as well. Here are the steps companies should take now to prepare.

How to turn a Record of Processing Activities develop a tool that helps your company Transparency reduces risks and makes optimization potential visible.

The AI Regulation requires effective governance structures. AI systems must be identified, assessed, documented, and monitored. In addition, processes must be put in place to ensure an appropriate response to incidents. Here’s how this can already be implemented today with solutions such as Ailance AI Governance.

Equivalence Intelligence fundamentally changes AI governance. When an AI delivers results in a given task area that are equivalent to or better than those of a human, action is needed. Why companies now need AI registries, risk classification, model maps, DPIA workflows, and the EU AI Act—Compliance must operationalize.

In many companies, data protection seems to run smoothly. Upon closer inspection, however, it becomes clear that a large portion of these processes is organized via email. This is precisely where a structural risk lies—one that is often underestimated. What the dangers are and how to do it better.

The requirements for proof of an effective Consent for direct advertising are increasingly becoming the focus of data protection supervisory authorities. What is important now and which requirements you should absolutely observe.

The Processing directory (VVT) serves as a database and supports decision-making processes. This article shows how companies can implement the VVT from a purely documentation-based perspective and integrate it into an integrated risk management system.

According to the ECJ, a first-time request for information can also be „excessive“ within the meaning of Art. 12 (5) GDPR. GDPR be, if the Responsible persons demonstrates that the request is not intended to monitor data processing, but is being made in bad faith to artificially create claims for damages.

Data breaches are now among the most common Compliance-Incidents within organizations. Within a short period of time, incidents must be assessed, reporting requirements reviewed, actions documented, and communication decisions made. We provide an overview of the relevant points.
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