Therefore, privacy teams are legitimately wondering if all these projects need a Data Protection Impact Assessment, and which one need to be supported in priority. And what about other projects? Generally speaking, can these GDPR compliant projects rely on the existing ecosystem? And what to do ...
Under China’s Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL), companies that engage in certain personal information processing activities are required to carry out a personal data impact assessment in China, known as a personal information protection impact assessment (PIPIA), in order to ensure the se...
Schools should also carry out a data protection impact assessment (DPIA) when partnering with any third-party provider, Norrish says. This should look at how they will protect the data, where they are storing it and the strength of their password policy. Data stored in the EU is subject to...
Whether you use ChatGPT in your product or services, partner with another AI business, or develop your own generative AI, there are a few basic steps you should carry out to make sure you’re being compliant. Conduct a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) DPIAs are the backbone of ...
As with the GDPR, the LGPD has a territorial scope that extends outside of Brazil. This means that you may have to comply even if you or your business are not based in Brazil. In practical terms, the LGPD applies to you if: your data processing activities are carried out in Brazil ...
As part of these assessments, we determine whether a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) is necessary. If any processing activity is identified as potentially high risk, we will then conduct a DPIA to ensure that appropriate measures are in place to mitigate those risks. As a processor...