The GDPR was adopted to empower data subjects and give them complete control over their personal data. It's no surprise, thus, that a whole section of the Regulation (Chapter 3)...
What Is Digital Sovereignty?How Organizations Can Achieve Data Sovereignty?Pillar 1 – ProtectionPillar 2 – Data PrivacyPillar 3 – ResidencyPillar 4 – LocalityPillar 5 – AuthorityPillar 6 – OwnershipWhy Do Organizations...
Investors have already made it very obvious how valuable and powerful open source is. According to estimates, EU-based businesses spent close to €1 billion on open-source software (OSS) in 2018,...
What’s the cloud? If you can answer without resorting to paraphrases, tautologies (the cloud is the cloud is the cloud), or definitions that complicate matters more than they simplify them,...
As we've seen in the previous installment of this guide, lawfulness, fairness, and transparency are core GDPR principles. But what makes data processing "lawful" according to the GDPR? The Regulation...
Article 6 GDPR identifies legitimate interests as a legal basis for lawfully processing personal data. Legitimate interests are considered the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but that doesn't mean...
