The number of jurisdictions with laws on data protection and privacy is constantly increasing and the interest in the area of data protection and privacy has never been greater. The book aims to create a single starting point of reference for clients, data protection officers and advisers involved in data protection and privacy.
This second edition of Data Protection & Privacy - Jurisdictional Comparisons serves as an indispensable reference guide for companies, data protection officers, academics and legal professionals on the data protection and privacy laws in over 35 countries.
Written by expert local practitioners, with deep experience in the field of data protection and privacy, every chapter contains an overview of the key elements and principles of the data protection and privacy law framework in the relevant jurisdiction as well as the latest developments and trends. Because each chapter follows the same Q&A structure, readers can conduct quick comparisons between the various legal regimes.
The second edition covers the proposed EU General Data Protection Regulation and, for the first time, includes a chapter on the data protection rules applicable to EU institutions and bodies, along with two regional summaries for the Asia-Pacific and Latin America.
WHAT'S NEW?
Special Rules
Data Quality Requirements
Outsourcing and Due Diligence
Data Protection Impact Assessments, Audits and Seals
Update case law and legislation as of March 2014
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978-0-414-03252-1 (9780414032521)
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Monika Kuschewsky - Covington & Burling LLP
Monika Kuschewsky is a German Rechtsanwältin. She has practised in Brussels since 2000 and prior to joining Covington she was a partner in an independent Brussels headquartered law firm where she developed and headed the European data protection practice for three years.
Ms. Kuschewsky has broad experience in a wide range of data protection matters, with a particular focus on international data transfers, outsourcing, HR and and direct marketing. Ms. Kuschewsky has successfully managed numerous data protection projects, including multijurisdictional audits and compliance programs, at a pan-European level and beyond. She also advises on the data protection implications of the use of new technologies and practices, such as BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), cloud computing, geolocation services, cookies and social networks. Ms. Kuschewsky also handles health data related matters. She represents clients before data protection authorities and provides training on data protection.
Ms. Kuschewsky advises multinationals as well as large and medium-sized companies in a wide range of sectors, including media and technology, energy and transport, healthcare, pharmaceuticals and finance as well as trade associations.
LEGISLATION
- DATA PROTECTION AUTHORITY
- LEGAL BASIS FOR DATA PROCESSING
- SPECIAL RULES
- DATA QUALITY REQUIREMENTS
- OUTSOURCING AND DUE DILIGENCE
- INTERNATIONAL DATA TRANSFERS
- INFORMATION OBLIGATIONS
- RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS
- SECURITY OF DATA PROCESSING
- DATA PROTECTION IMPACT ASSESSMENTS, AUDITS AND SEALS
- REGISTRATION OBLIGATIONS
- DATA PROTECTION OFFICER
- ENFORCEMENT AND SANCTIONS
- REMEDIES AND LIABILITY
Forewords
Hielke Hijmans, Head of Unit at the EDPS
Jean Gonié, Director of Privacy Policy - Microsoft Europe, Middle East and Africa
Kamala D. Harris, Attorney General California Department of Justice
Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, President of the CNIL and chair of the Article 29 Working Party
Regional Summary - Latin America
Regional Summary - Asia-Pacific
