Interpretation of the RGPD on the communication of personal data
LâentrĂ©e en vigueur du RGPD a transformĂ© la maniĂšre dont les entreprises et les organes publics traitent les donnĂ©es personnelles, suscitant des interrogations cruciales sur la communication des donnĂ©es Ă caractĂšre personnel. Avec lâaugmentation des prĂ©occupations liĂ©es Ă la confidentialitĂ© et Ă la protection des donnĂ©es, il est essentiel de comprendre comment le cadre juridique [âŠ]
RGPD: Penalty for non-compliance and review of security aspects.
LâUODO sanctionne des manquements graves en matiĂšre de sĂ©curitĂ© des donnĂ©es, au mĂ©pris de la conformitĂ© au RGPD (RGPD sanction sĂ©curitĂ©). Lâamende infligĂ©e par lâUODO (AutoritĂ© de Protection des DonnĂ©es Polonaise) Ă un organe de presse rĂ©vĂšle des manquements graves en matiĂšre de sĂ©curitĂ© des donnĂ©es, soulevant ainsi des questions cruciales sur la maniĂšre dont [âŠ]
Administrative transparency and RGPD: what's at stake for public institutions?
Dans une affaire HDPA (Greece) â 13/2025 des questions cruciales concernant le droit dâaccĂšs aux donnĂ©es personnelles au sein des institutions publiques sont soulevĂ©es. En vertu du RGPD, chaque individu a le droit de consulter ses informations personnelles, ce qui est essentiel pour maintenir la confidentialitĂ© des donnĂ©es et garantir la transparence au sein des administrations. Cette dĂ©cision de lâAutoritĂ© de protection [âŠ]
RGPD and marketing targeting: can general interest be invoked without consent?
Dans un contexte oĂč la protection des donnĂ©es personnelles est devenue une prĂ©occupation majeure, lâaffaire BGH VI ZR 109/23 soulĂšve des questions cruciales sur les implications du RGPD et du consentement. En effet, la jurisprudence rĂ©cente du Tribunal FĂ©dĂ©ral de Justice allemand pourrait redĂ©finir notre comprĂ©hension des droits des consommateurs face Ă des pratiques telles [âŠ]
RGPD compliance at work: how to inform employees about the data processing in place?
In an increasingly digitalized world, the protection of personal data has become a major concern for companies and employees alike. The application of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) imposes on employers, and more particularly on Human Resources Managers (HRM), the crucial obligation to inform employees fairly of the processing [...]
Violation of data security rules: NTT Data Romania sanctioned by ANSPDCP
The data breach suffered by NTT Data Romania, sanctioned by the National Authority for Supraveghere a PrelucrÄrii Datelor cu Caracter Personal (ANSPDCP), highlights the crucial importance of personal data protection in the context of increasing cyber attacks. Indeed, the violation of data security rules, as set out in Article 32 of the GDPR, is [...]
CNIL consultation on session replay tools: issues and recommendations
The CNIL, France's personal data regulator, recently launched an essential consultation on tools for recording and replaying browsing sessions. This process engages stakeholders in a dialogue on the growing use of these technologies, which make it possible to track and analyze user behavior on websites [...].
Requests for authorization in the healthcare sector: CNIL's assessment in 2024
In 2024, the management of authorization requests in the healthcare sector reached a significant turning point, with a growing number of requests registered by the Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL). This dynamic trend, with 619 files submitted, underlines not only the growing importance of health data processing, but also the evolution of practices in terms of [...]
Do IT service providers always have to inform their customers? When lack of advice justifies contract cancellation
An IT service provider's obligation to inform and advise its customer is a fundamental principle of contract law. This obligation enables the customer to make an informed decision before entering into a contract, by ensuring that the product or service proposed truly meets his expectations. Within the framework of [...]
IT service provider: does your limitation of liability clause really protect you?
Can IT service providers be effectively protected by limitation of liability clauses? Limitation of liability clauses are a contractual shield often used by IT service providers to frame their obligations. But are they really effective in the event of a breach of the duty to advise? A recent decision by the French Court of Appeal [...].
