European Data Protection Law in Practice: A Practitioner's Guide

The Practitioner's Guide clearly explains European data protection law in practice. It provides operators, especially in companies and consultancies, data protection and compliance officers, works council members, HR managers and lawyers with the necessary updates to draw the right conclusions for the corporate organisation.Up to dateWritten in a comprehensible manner, supplemented by numerous examples and references, and consistently aligned with the case law of the ECJ, the authors explain how the (new) regulations affect the practical implementation of the GDPR in practice:

2. The new EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework in the everyday business setting
3. Artificial intelligence and data protection
4. The new obligations under the Whistleblower Protection Directive
5. Cookies and co.: Implementing the requirements of the ePrivacy DirectiveKey Content Areas
6. AI in business practice, including profiling, scoring, privacy by design and data security
7. Data processing on behalf and joint control
8. Retention obligations/periods and deletion concept
9. Paying with data
10. Employee data protection
11. Accountability and documentation obligations
12. International data transfers
13. Incident management
14. Data security, including data protection by design and default/data protection impact assessment
15. Rights of data subjects/compensation for the consequences of data protection violationsThe authorsDr. Philip Laue, in-house lawyer and data protection officer at ZWILLING J.A. Henckels AG | Dr. Judith Nink, lawyer and specialist in data protection and digital security law, associate partner at KREMER LEGAL | Sascha Kremer, lawyer and specialist in IT law and data law, founder of KREMER LEGAL