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CJEU: GDPR Data Subject Access Right Obliges to Provide First Copy of Personal Data

According to the CJEU, the GDPR poses an obligation on a controller to provide the data subject, free of charge, with a first copy of its personal data.

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CyberEurope: The regulatory evolution of cybersecurity in Europe

We trace the regulatory evolution of cybersecurity in Europe, from the first NIS Directive to the most recent legislative proposals on the subject as part of our series of articles named CyberEurope.

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A DPO cannot be also a Data Processor for the Italian Privacy Authority

According to the Italian data protection authority, a DPO cannot play the role of data processor at the same time.

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Clearview AI wins the appeal against the GDPR fine by the UK privacy authority, the ICO

Clearview AI has won its appeal against the GDPR fine issued by the UK data protection authority, the ICO, at the First Tier Tribunal (FTT), but the outcome seems rather complicated and did not go as many expected.

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The CNIL issues its guidelines on artificial intelligence subject to consultation

The CNIL issued its guidelines on how to comply with the GDPR in the development and usage of artificial intelligence that are now subject to a consultation.

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Rules to Calculate GDPR Fines set by Italian Supreme Court

The Italian Supreme Court established some important principles on how to calculate GDPR fines and might have an impact also internationally.

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Rules for AI in the healthcare sector set by the Italian privacy authority

The Italian Privacy Authority issued a decalogue of rules on artificial intelligence in the healthcare that sets out principles that can be applicable to both public and private companies using AI.

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Aug 2023

This is a real story: A cyber attack at Christmas

I share a real story about a cyber attack I dealt with last year during Christmas, hopefully giving some useful lessons.

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Aug 2023

EU Ruling Reshapes Anonymity Standards in Pseudonymized Data, Impacting Privacy Compliance Profoundly

Pseudnomized data might lead to anonymity, according to a recent ruling of the European General Court that can potentially have a massive impact on data protection compliance and sharing of (originally) personal data in the life sciences, banking, and any other sector.