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Cécile Martin,
Simon McMenemy,
Grant Petersen,
Stephen Riga
GDPR enforcement activities have not been confined to EU supervisory authorities.
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Cécile Martin,
Simon McMenemy,
Grant Petersen,
Stephen Riga
Part three, which follows, addresses the criteria for conducting required data protection impact assessments of processing activities.
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Cécile Martin,
Simon McMenemy,
Grant Petersen,
Stephen Riga
This article addresses requirements enacted by individual EU countries that impose additional obligations related to the processing of HR data.
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Cécile Martin,
Simon McMenemy,
Grant Petersen,
Stephen Riga
The EDPB issues opinions, guidelines, and recommendations for best practices regarding the GDPR.
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Simon McMenemy,
Hendrik Muschal,
Grant Petersen,
Stephen Riga
On April 19, 2018, the Article 29 Working Party (Working Party), which is comprised of representatives from the data protection authorities in each of the 28 European Union (EU)...
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Simon McMenemy,
Hendrik Muschal,
Grant Petersen,
Stephen Riga
On March 27, 2018, Helen Dixon, the data protection commissioner for Ireland, outlined the enforcement priorities of the Irish DPA for the GDPR during the International Association of Privacy Professionals Global...
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Simon McMenemy,
Hendrik Muschal,
Grant Petersen,
Stephen Riga
The May 25, 2018, effective date for the European Union (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is just two months away. For most companies, the highest risk area for GDPR compliance—for several reasons ...
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Rebecca J. Bennett
Employers beware: Companies are experiencing a wave of phishing scams that target employee paychecks. Here is the scenario: An employee receives from a company ...
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Simon McMenemy,
Hendrik Muschal,
Grant Petersen,
Stephen Riga
With less than six months until the May 25, 2018, effective date for the EU GDPR, companies are assessing their GDPR readiness and concentrating their compliance efforts on the highest risk areas.
Every January 31, employers scramble to meet the deadline for mailing W-2 forms to their employees. This year, a new iteration of an old W-2 phishing scam surfaced immediately thereafter.
