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8 October 2020 | 17:30 CET
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- Paolo Balboni: Top-Tier European ICT, Privacy & Data protection lawyer and serves as Data Protection Officer (DPO), Founding Partner of ICT Legal Consulting and Professor of Privacy, Cybersecurity & IT Contract Law at the European Centre on Privacy and Cybersecurity (ECPC) at Maastricht University.
- Tobias Fuertjes: Presales Consultant Data Privacy, Micro Focus.
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In a globalized digital world, purely national thinking is no longer enough. The flow of data across national borders has become a matter of course and happens in seconds. When the EU-US Privacy Shield was put into effect in 2016, data exchange with the US was placed in a stable state. Now, however, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has overturned the agreement, with immediate effect.
This means that data exchange with the US is not permitted in many cases, so the time has come for international companies to act. After all, businesses worldwide depend on a functioning international data exchange and, thus, corresponding data protection.
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- Continue to share data with business partners in the US while reducing regulatory risks?
- Protect your sensitive data and at the same time not restrict your business partners in their work?
- Use cloud platforms and CRM systems from US companies lawfully and more securely?
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The answer? Encryption!
Join this exciting webinar with data privacy experts to learn how your organization can safely navigate international data exchange. We’ll walk you through practical, relevant use cases to discover answers and the actions you can take: |
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- What are the immediate and long-term consequences of the ECJ ruling?
- What the data protection authorities require, which data you should protect, and how?
- How encryption can help you meet legal requirements?
- How encryption must look to meet your business needs?
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