Introduction  Following the CJEU Schrems II court ruling, WLC focuses on a series of aspects relating to the ruling and its implications. In this article, we examine the legal basis requirement and why the European Commission’s Standard Contractual Clauses, otherwise known as the Model Clause or SCCs, are still alive – and what you need to be aware of when applying them.  Obviously, before transferring personal data out of the European Economic Area (EEA), a data exporter must ensure that there is a legal basis

Intro This post is a continuation of our pragmatic advice on dealing with the consequences of the recent Schrems II judgement of CJEU, that have invalidated the Privacy Shield and put in question the way organisations transfer data outside of the EU/EEA. We are focusing on practical steps that the organisation should take internally as a reaction to the Schrems

We provide you with 10 key items you need to know about the Scherms II case court decision. Since our mission is to provide pragmatic advise we have refrained from long legal analysis, instead we give you insights on the most important consequences. Please stay tuned, we will continue reporting on the case in this manner, by publishing more bite

International data transfer often comes with a list of regulatory requirements. Companies need to ensure that robust processes are in place to assess the need for Data Transfer Mechanisms.