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HL Chronicle of Data Protection
Privacy & Information Security News & Trends
The HL Chronicle of Data Protection, published by Hogan Lovells, focuses on developments in data protection, privacy law, and cybersecurity. It covers regulatory enforcement actions, such as fines for GDPR violations, legislative updates including privacy laws like the California Privacy Rights Act, and guidance from data protection authorities on compliance issues. The blog also addresses legal challenges related to data breaches, incident response, and the intersection of privacy with emerging technologies. It provides analysis of case law, regulatory guidance, and practical implications for organizations managing personal data under various privacy regimes.
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CNIL’s New Guidelines on HR Processing
The French Data Protection Authority has recently released new guidelines (French only) regarding human resources processing operations. When the GDPR became effective, the CNIL’s previous set of HR Data guidelines became out of date as they did not incorporate new…
Second Circuit Panel Sides With Ninth Circuit on What Qualifies as an Autodialer
A recent decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Duran v. La Boom Disco, Inc. has interrupted the emerging consensus around the definition of “autodialer” in the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. On April 7, 2020,…
New York Department of Financial Services Released New Guidance Addressing COVID-19 Related Cybersecurity Risks
Continuing its focus on COVID-19’s impact on its regulated entities, on April 13, the New York Department of Financial Services released new cybersecurity guidance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The guidance highlights the heightened cybersecurity risks from the current…
Making COVID-19 Apps Data Protection Compliant
The role of COVID-19 contact tracing apps in the exit strategy of the current lockdown that is gripping much of the world is increasingly becoming a focus of attention. While that role is being hotly debated, it is very likely…
Dutch DPA Imposed a Controversial Fine on the Royal Dutch Tennis Association
The Dutch Data Protection Authority recently imposed a fine of EUR 525,000 on the Royal Dutch Tennis Association for sharing the personal data of its members with two of its sponsors in June 2018 on the basis of its commercial…
Webinar Invitation — Prepare for Global Data Class Actions
Please join us on Tuesday, April 28, 2020 for a one-hour webinar discussion during which Partners from Hogan Lovells will provide a general overview of data class actions in the United States, Europe, Mexico, and Russia.…
COVID-19 and IT Service Provider Contracts: A Checklist for Force Majeure Events
COVID-19 has impacted organizations’ relationships with their IT service providers, who often play an important role in securing their data and systems. Under current conditions, some service providers may face challenges in performing this work. Potential non-performance has significant consequences…
Brazilian Senate Adopts COVID-19 Emergency Bill That Would Delay LGPD Implementation
In light of the pandemic crisis caused by the COVID-19, Brazilian Officials have sought to enact emergency measures to minimize its impact on regular business practices. One of the latest efforts is Bill 1,179/2020, which would, among other things, delay…
Hogan Lovells Asia Pacific Data Protection and Cyber Security Guide 2020
Today’s urgent focus on COVID-19 makes it easy to forget that data protection regulation saw significant development in the APAC region through 2019, with important legislative reforms and a number of new laws. What do you need to be doing…