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Probably the biggest challenge facing companies today is providing information and stopping the loss of know-how. How can companies make the right information available to the right people at the right time?
ITBastian Maiworm7 minutes
Some say Bitcoin cannot be stopped, others claim it is only a matter of time before it is banned. At the same time, however, it is clear that states have no interest in strong parallel currencies and are under pressure to act. They have a whole arsenal of measures at their disposal for their reaction, which they can bring into position against Bitcoin. The Bitcoin price would correct accordingly.
Regulations & LawsDr. Patrick Schueffel12 minutes
Privacy Shield. Over and done with. Suddenly everything is different - and without a grace period. The ECJ's ruling on Schrems II and the EU-US Privacy Shield brings the issue of EU data protection back to the forefront.
Data protectionPhilipp Schneidenbach6 minutes
How can a digital resolution be made? We show how to conduct digital general meetings in a legally compliant manner.
Processesiteratec GmbH6 minutes
When employees use their private devices, such as smartphones or laptops, as work equipment, it becomes complicated for employers. On the one hand, employees want to work on their familiar devices, but on the other hand, management is obliged to comply with data protection. However, this dilemma between practicality and compliance can be solved.
Data protectionKarin Dietl5 minutes
Data and information play an increasingly important role in companies and increasingly represent a significant production factor. The concept of so-called data lakes promises much when it comes to the analysis of such data and information, supported by machine learning and artificial intelligence. However, there are not only advantages.
IT-Security & Cyber SecurityKlaus-Peter Kaul4 minutes
On 25 May 2018, the basic data protection regulation (GDPR) was introduced, which applied data protection rules to all companies worldwide, provided that they manage or store data of EU citizens. There are some rules to follow and it is advisable to implement them, otherwise high penalties are imminent.
LegalBenjamin Talin9 minutes
How does the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR 2018) affect entrepreneurs who are not in the EU? We will show you how you can address this topic in your company.
LegalYves Gogniat6 minutes
Many companies allow their employees to work from home due to the spread of the corono virus. As a preventive measure, companies also process health data to better protect themselves against the spread of COVID-19. However, both strategies can lead to considerable risks from a data protection perspective.
Data protectionKarin Dietl4 minutes
Privacy by Design: these are the seven principles that will boost your data protection compliance regardless of where you do business on Earth
Data protectionXenofon Kontargyris5 minutes
Until now, EU Data Protection Laws have only applied to companies with a presence in the EU. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) now deviates from this principle, with the consequence that the new law not only affects companies within the EU but also countries outside its borders. In certain situations, the GDPR is also applicable to companies (controllers) outside the EU. The potential cross-border applicability has left many companies outside the EU confused, and it has led to uncertainty.
Data protectionYves Gogniat12 minutes
