This questionnaire systematically guides you through the three-step review process and illustrates it with practical examples (including direct marketing, Video Surveillance), how a sound balancing of interests is structured, documented, and implemented in the Compliance-is implemented in a way that is consistent with best practices.
For a long time, governance in the context of AI was viewed as a necessary evil. Today, however, the picture is different: Responsible AI is increasingly becoming a strategic success factor. Companies that embrace robust AI governance early on build trust, accelerate innovation, and secure a competitive edge over their rivals.
The European Data Protection Board’s Coordinated Enforcement Action 2026 focuses on the Transparency- and Duty to inform pursuant to Articles 12, 13, and 14 GDPR. What this means for companies in concrete terms.
Is proctoring in the application process compliant with data protection regulations? Find out which GDPR-What requirements apply and how companies can use proctoring in a legally compliant manner.
At first glance, many governance tools in the field of data protection appear to be, Compliance and risk management are remarkably similar. However, this does not mean that the systems are structured in the same way. What lies beneath is crucial. Why platform architecture is particularly important in governance.
Is SaaS really dead? It’s not the software category that’s dying, but rather poor structures. The article explains what AI agents are really changing and how a solid foundation of governance is becoming a new key to success.
On November 19, 2025, the European Commission unveiled the „Digital Omnibus” package. The aim is to simplify and harmonize the EU’s digital regulatory framework. Among other things, existing regulations on artificial intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, and data use are to be streamlined. We outline the most important changes to the AI Regulation.
In its judgment C‑654/23, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) provides clear Guidelines on the interpretation of the term „direct marketing“ within the meaning of the ePrivacy Directive and on the relationship between the ePrivacy Directive and the GDPR. In particular, the ECJ clarifies when no separate Consent is required for sending the newsletter.
Some companies are currently receiving letters from data protection supervisory authorities regarding the use of AI tools. The supervisory authorities apparently want to gain an up-to-date overview of how artificial intelligence is being used in companies. What specific questions are being asked, and how should companies respond when they receive a request for information?.
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