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Cristina Criscuoli

Cristina Criscuoli is a lawyer in the Intellectual Property & Technology department of the law firm DLA Piper.

4 articles published

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

Italian Privacy Authority’s U-Turn Move on Metadata of Employees’ Emails

The Italian privacy authority changed its approach on the retention of metadata of employees' emails, but the new position might not be a solution for companies that shall perform substantial activities to comply.

ByCristina CriscuoliJune 24, 20240Comments

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

The European Parliament approves the Regulation on the European Health Data Space

On 24 April 2024 the European Parliament approved the Regulation on the European Health Data Space (‘EHDS’) signaling a fundamental step toward the creation of a robust European Health Union.

ByCristina CriscuoliMay 5, 20240Comments

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

Italian retrospective scientific research no longer subject to privacy approval of the Data Protection Authority

On 23 April 2024, the Italian Parliament approved an important change to the Italian Privacy Code, enabling companies to run retrospective scientific research without first getting prior approval from the Data Protection Authority (the Garante).

ByCristina CriscuoliMay 1, 20240Comments

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

A privacy breach is not always a crime in Italy according to the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court set the limits in which a privacy breach can amount to a crime in Italy, narrowing down the scope in a regime with considerably high GDPR fines.

ByCristina CriscuoliMarch 3, 20220Comments