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Belgian DPA clarifies the concepts of controller and processor

06/03/2019

The (Belgian) Data Protection Authority (DPA) recently published an opinion on the concepts of data controller and data processor.

PSD2

Reconciling Consent in PSD2 and GDPR

17/12/2018

In this article, we look at one particular matter, namely that of explicit consent, and the guidance provided in this matter by the European Data Protection Board (EDPB).

Roundtable

GDPR #BreakTheMyth Roundtable was a great success

17/12/2018

The previous Roundtable, organized by our partner B-Hive at the Timelex office, was a great success. In this event we discussed myths about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

GDPR

Processor or controller? Incorrect qualification leads to infringement of GDPR

02/10/2018

Some companies try to point the finger at one another for responsibility or try to contractually allocate roles. However, an incorrect qualification can result in companies trying to meet the wrong GDPR obligations. 

Privacywet

New Belgian Data Protection Act published in the Official Journal

05/09/2018

On 5 September 2018, the new Belgian Data Protection Act of 30 July 2018 was published in the Belgian Official Journal.

EDPB

One-stop shop for cross-border data protection in the EU

29/08/2018

On July 19th the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) met in Brussels to discuss cross border cooperation and consistency procedures.  

The Paypers Market Guide | time.lex

How To Tackle Data Breaches Notifications Under GDPR

19/12/2017

On October 3rd 2017, the EU’s Article 29 Working Party (WP29) adopted its draft of ‘Guidelines on Personal data breach notification under Regulation 2016/679 [General Data Protection Regulation]’.

The Paypers Market Guide | time.lex

Is Profiling Still Allowed Under GDPR?

22/11/2017

Ecommerce merchants, PSPs, fintech companies and financial institutions use big data technologies to improve customer intelligence, reduce risk, and meet regulatory objectives.

GDPR: where to start | time.lex

The best road to GDPR compliance in 2018: where to start?

17/01/2017

The General Data Protection Regulation, which saw the light of day in spring last year, is set to apply from 25 May 2018. This means that businesses and organizations of all shapes and sizes have about 16 months to prepare themselves to comply with the new set of data protection rules.

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