by TrustArc Privacy Intelligence | Oct 9, 2020
Those following the legal debate following the Schrems-II decision, are well aware that one of the main arguments on the U.S. side is that the European Union should not only look at third countries’ surveillance practices, but also at their own. The typical response...
by TrustArc Privacy Intelligence | Sep 9, 2020
August has come and gone, and the European institutions are back from their summer break. The coming weeks will likely bring more clarity on the consequences of the Schrems-II decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union at the start of the summer. The...
by TrustArc Privacy Intelligence | Jul 28, 2020
Privacy is like driving a car – lots of rules which change across borders and you need to look both ways before crossing the street. In both the US and EU, the Schrems-II decision on 16 July is a major development in data protection navigation. But we are just...
by Annie Greenley-Giudici | Oct 19, 2017
By Hilary Wandall, TrustArc General Counsel & Chief Data Governance Officer I provided some highlights of the first day at the 39th ICDPPC conference in Hong Kong. Now I will share some additional insights. It was a remarkable week in Hong Kong with...
by Annie Greenley-Giudici | Sep 26, 2017
By Hilary Wandall, TrustArc General Counsel & Chief Data Governance Officer This week I am attending the International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners from September 25 – 29 in Hong Kong. This conference has convened since 1979 and...
