New Data Protection Risks of the Schrems II Ruling

New data Protection Risks of The Schrems 11 Ruling

Since the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruling which invalidated the EU-US Privacy Shield scheme, organisations have faced the dilemma of trying to understand how to transfer data outside the European Economic Area in a defensible manner and without facing regulatory sanctions.

New data Protection Risks of The Schrems 11 Ruling

Webinar Summary: On-Demand Session

Since the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruling which invalidated the EU-US Privacy Shield scheme, organisations have faced the dilemma of trying to understand how to transfer data outside the European Economic Area in a defensible manner and without facing regulatory sanctions.

So far, it has proved challenging. And it has created new data protection risks that organisations may not have been aware of previously.

Join leading experts from Exterro, Alvarez & Marsal and Jones Day on this webinar panel replay to learn about the consequences of this ruling and what steps your organisation can take to construct a defensible position when transferring personal data outside of the EEA, including:

  1. How to understand the impact of the Schrems II ruling
  2. How to comply with the GDPR when transferring personal data outside the EEA using alternative mechanisms
  3. Practical measures organisations can take to reduce their exposure and manage risks whilst maintaining established cross-border data flows