What changes for Internet of Things technologies with the EU Privacy Regulation?

Here is the recording of the webinar on the impact of the EU Privacy Regulation on Internet of Things technologies.

Will you be ready by 25 May 2018?

On 4 May, 2016, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was published in the Official Journal of the European Union. This means you now have until 25 May, 2018, to ensure your data processing activities are in line with the newly adopted rules.

You need advice tailored on Internet of Things technologies

Any company carrying out data processing activities that touch on the EU should be assessing the impact of the GDPR on its organisation. But such an assessment needs to be tailored to the specific peculiarities of Internet of Things technologies. Connected cars, smart home and eHealth devices as well as smart city technologies require by nature the processing of a large amount of personal data. Is your data processing in compliance with the GDPR’s new requirements?

You may find interesting on the topic the following articles

#1 Which companies shall care about it?

#2 Will fines be really massive?

#3 Did you run a privacy impact assessment?

#4 New risks for tech suppliers

#5 What changes with the one stop shop rule?

#6 How the new privacy data portability right impacts your industry

#7 What issues for Artificial Intelligence?

#8 How to get the best out of data?

#9 Are you able to monitor your suppliers, agents and shops?

#10 What liabilities for the data protection officer?

#11 Are you able to handle a data breach?

#12 Privacy by design, how to do it?

#13 How data on criminal convictions of employees become a privacy risk

#14 Red flag from privacy authorities on technologies at work

#15 Need a GDPR compliant data processing agreement?

#16 Is your customers’ data protected from your employees?

#18 Data retention periods, an intrigued rebus under the GDPR

Here is the recording of the webinar

With more than 130 data protection lawyers worldwide and a deep knowledge of cutting-edge technologies, DLA Piper’s Global Data Protection, Privacy and Security team is familiar with the most relevant aspects of the GDPR that can impact IoT. In our webinar, we reviews the issues most critical to companies manufacturing or exploiting IoT technologies and discuss sound approaches towards compliance with the GDPR.

The recording and the material of the webinar are available HERE and the presentation below

 

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