For example, the European Union (EU) Directive on Data Protection that came into effect in 1998 requires all EU-based organizations to store any personal content within the EU
In December 2015, the European Parliament passed the long-awaited changes to the EU Data Protection Directive, which has governed EU privacy rights since it was ratified in 1995. While the provisions of the EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) will not become binding until 2018, its provisions considerably expand privacy rights by imposing rigorous obligations on data processors and controllers that span breach notification, data anonymization and trans-border data transfers
The law expands the scope and authority of the 1978 French Data Protection Act and brings the country to the foreground of modernizing the legal framework of the information economy ahead of the 2018 implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The Act includes a number of key amendments that improve individual privacy rights, increase the powers of French Data Protection Authority (CNIL), and impose new requirements on how companies and communication providers handle personal information. Most importantly, the law has considerably increased the enforcement capabilities of the French Data Protection Authority (CNIL)
Two weeks ago after boarding an airplane during business travel, the message my notebook computer booted up was “Hard Disk Not Exist”. (Excellent English programmer grammar must not be expected I suppose when you order a notebook computer online from a major computer manufacturer...
Here are just a few upcoming laws worth noting: European Union – General Data Protection Regulation: In May of 2016, EU policy makers implemented a comprehensive legislative reform of personal data protection rules
Well, in today’s legal climate, privacy, protected health-information and data protection violations are becoming the number one concern of organizations building Big Data collections
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There was acknowledgement of the need for security and controlled access of data, protection from deletion, standards in format and revision (software versions) and project management tools
In addition to requiring redeployed enterprise-search technology, large-scale investigations like these need flexible data identification, - capturing, - collection and - preservation tools, support for many different file formats and languages, data normalization and enrichment tools, content analytics, support for multi-media, open long-term data storage, privacy-, privileged-, health- and other data protection compliance, and flexible disclosure and production tools
They created an initiative titled “The Data Privacy Compliance Cloud Privacy Check” (CPC/DPC) to provide straightforward guidance. [2] By providing a “Cloud Privacy Check process,” the CPC/DPC helps cloud users navigate data protection obligations
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