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Schrems II^*Implementation

Compliance Roadmap and Legal Benefits

The time for implementing Schrems II Supplementary Measures for SCCs has arrived. This webinar is intended for GCs, CPOs, DPOs and external Legal Counsel focusing on predictability of operations.

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Most Cloud-based processing of cleartext EU data, and sharing EU data for business purposes are now unlawful.

The EDPB has specific recommendations for continuing lawful international data transfers and cloud processing in compliance with Schrems II.

Learn how to implement "Lawful Borderless Data" to allow data transfers without risk and data utility without compromise.

The webinar will also include information on how to start achieving a defensible position.

The Webinar and Q&A will cover:

All SCCs require NEW technical controls. New SCCs alone are not enough

Ensure Predictability of Operations

What is GDPR-Compliant Pseudonymisation and why does the EDPB recommend it?

Anonos Quick-Start approach to achieving “Lawful Borderless Data”

All registrants should download the Schrems II Lawful Borderless Data Legal Guidebook. The Guidebook covers the key legal aspects and benefits of compliance. The Guidebook covers the key legal aspects and benefits of compliance.

A checklist and practical steps are provided so that privacy and legal advisors

have a roadmap for moving forward.

Speakers

Gary LaFever

CEO & General Counsel, Anonos

Magali Feys

Chief Strategist - Ethical Data Use, Anonos

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*Schrems II refers to the ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union in Case C-311/18 - Data Protection Commissioner v Facebook Ireland Ltd and Maximillian Schrems, commonly referred to publicly as “Schrems II.” Use of "Schrems II" in no way indicates any relationship or affiliation with, or endorsement by, Max Schrems or by the Non-Governmental Organisation, None of Your Business (NOYB), or any parties directly or indirectly associated with Max Schrems or NOYB.