Practical response to the Global Data Protection Act (XNUMX) How to create global internal rules
2022/11/10
Practical response to the Global Data Protection Act (XNUMX) How to create a global privacy policy
2022/11/10
Mori Hamada & Matsumoto
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For companies that provide products and services across borders, compliance with the data protection laws of each country is an important issue, but the challenge is how to efficiently respond to the fast-paced movement of data protection laws.
The GDPR in Europe has recently become more strictly regulated in terms of overseas transfers, and the enforcement of cookies by national authorities has been moving full steam ahead. Even for companies that initially complied with the GDPR, updates based on important EDPB opinions, rulings, and enforcement cases issued after the start of application have become necessary. In the U.S., the CPRA, which strengthens the regulations of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), will also take effect on January 2023, 1, eliminating exemptions for B to B and officers and employees. There has been a dizzying legislative movement for data protection laws in Asia and the BRICs. GDPR-like laws have already been enacted in Thailand and Brazil, revised laws have been enacted in Singapore and Russia, strict personal data protection laws and other regulations have been enacted in China, and subordinate regulations are still being developed in India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and other countries.
This time, in a total of five videos, after explaining the outline of the Global Data Protection Act and TO DO, I will explain how to efficiently and effectively proceed with the major TO DO in practice. The theme of the fourth session is "How to respond to global transfer regulations (how to make a data transfer agreement between groups, etc.)".
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For companies that provide products and services across borders, compliance with the data protection laws of each country is an important issue, but the challenge is how to efficiently respond to the fast-paced movement of data protection laws.
The GDPR in Europe has recently become more strictly regulated in terms of overseas transfers, and the enforcement of cookies by national authorities has been moving full steam ahead. Even for companies that initially complied with the GDPR, updates based on important EDPB opinions, rulings, and enforcement cases issued after the start of application have become necessary. In the U.S., the CPRA, which strengthens the regulations of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), will also take effect on January 2023, 1, eliminating exemptions for B to B and officers and employees. There has been a dizzying legislative movement for data protection laws in Asia and the BRICs. GDPR-like laws have already been enacted in Thailand and Brazil, revised laws have been enacted in Singapore and Russia, strict personal data protection laws and other regulations have been enacted in China, and subordinate regulations are still being developed in India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and other countries.
This time, in a total of five videos, after explaining the outline of the Global Data Protection Act and TO DO, I will explain how to efficiently and effectively proceed with the major TO DO in practice. The theme of the fourth session is "How to respond to global transfer regulations (how to make a data transfer agreement between groups, etc.)".
Mori Hamada & Matsumoto
Mori Hamada & Matsumoto Law Office is a comprehensive office that provides clients with outstanding services in all fields, and is to build a legal infrastructure that allows domestic and foreign companies to play an active role in Japan and globally. Our mission is to contribute and play a part in that.
Partner Hiroyuki Tanaka Lawyer
2004 Graduated from Keio University Faculty of Law, Department of Law, 2006 Completed Keio University Graduate School of Law, 2007 Registered as an attorney, 2013 Graduated from New York University Law School (LL.M. in Competition, Innovation, and Information Law), 2013 Worked at Clayton Utz Law Firm (until August 2014), admitted in New York State Bar in 8.We have handled many cases of global data protection laws such as personal information protection law compliance in normal times and emergencies of Japanese companies, GDPR / CPRA compliance, and other global data protection law projects. I try to give advice on appropriate responses.His writings are “Understanding in 2014 Minutes! Super Introduction to the Amended Personal Information Protection Law” (co-authored, Gijutsu Hyoronsha, 60), “2022 Amended Personal Information Protection Law Q&A [2nd Edition]” (co-authored, Chuo Keizai 2), “Learning through Dialogue: Global Personal Information Protection Regulations You Need to Know” (New serialization from the October 2022 issue of Company Homu A2Z, co-author), “European Data Compliance for Practitioners: From GDPR to ePrivacy Regulations” Until ~” (separate volume NBL April 2022, co-authored) and many others.
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