Innovation with data and AI requires more than just safeguarding privacy risks. Especially when things become complex—where ethics, human rights, and compliance intersect—it is essential that the right people come together and engage in meaningful dialogue. A DPIAMA combines a DPIA and an IAMA, bringing business, development teams, and compliance together at one table.
In our High on AI-podcast, we talk through the real world stories and use cases of business and organizations successfully introducing AI into their everyday work lives, to do all the things AI promises to do, can do and more.
In today's digital world, personal data is everywhere. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) grants individual specific rights regarding their personal data. But why are these rights so important, even if people rarely actively use them?
Choosing a SaaS provider is a decision that goes beyond just functionality and price. In a world where data is one of the most valuable assets of an organization, privacy and data protection are becoming increasingly important. But what are the key privacy requirements that a SaaS provider must meet? Below, we’ve outlined 6 key privacy requirements to help you choose the right SaaS provider.
What is Privacy by Design? Privacy by Design is a strategy that focuses on integrating privacy protection into technological products and systems from the outset. This approach means that privacy is a fundamental part of the design process, rather than an addition or adjustment made afterward.
In today's digital age, where data is ubiquitous and privacy concerns are at the forefront, incorporating privacy by design principles into the development of products and services is paramount. Privacy by design refers to the practice of considering privacy and data protection from the outset of the design process, rather than as an afterthought. But how can organizations make privacy by design concrete and actionable?
A data breach is like an unexpected storm in the world of data protection. It can happen to anyone, but rest assured: the GDPR offers an umbrella in this storm. Step-by-step guidance helps organizations manage a data breach according to the GDPR, so your organization can quickly become dry and safe again.
What is a Record of Processing Activities (RoPA)? A Record of Processing Activities is a detailed overview in which organizations document how personal data is processed. This includes information about the types of data collected, the purpose of the processing, with whom the data is shared, and how it is secured. According to the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), organizations are required to maintain such a record.
Since its introduction in 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has brought about many changes in how companies handle personal data. However, understanding the GDPR can be challenging, and it is often not immediately clear whether certain actions are allowed. A clear explanation is provided below on how to determine if your practices are in line with the GDPR.
In an era where data protection and privacy are becoming increasingly important, finding a suitable Data Protection Officer (DPO) becomes a crucial task for many organizations. Whether it is a large corporation, an SME, or a non-profit organization, having a competent DPO is essential to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). But how do you find a DPO who fits perfectly with the needs and culture of your organization? Here are some tips.