Webinar
Transfer Risk Assessment
– What a TIA is including the European Data Protection Board Guidelines
– The Schrems II decision
– Adequacy, Art. 46 and SCCs
– When do we conduct TIAs?
– How do we conduct TIAs?
– Differences between the EU and the UK
– Latest developments between EU Commission and the US Gov.
Date & Time
Date: 28th April 2022
Time: 2pm CET
Duration:
30 minutes presentation
15 minutes Q&A
More than 7 in 10 companies transfer data from the EU to a third country: SCCs are used by nearly all (94%) of them.
International data transfers remain the most challenging aspect for companies looking to comply with the European Union’s privacy and data protection rules. While the EU and US agreed “in principle” to an updated Privacy Shield, there is no guarantee the agreement will pass judicial review by the European Court of Justice. As the situation stands, Article 46 transfer tools must be used for international data transfers. While international data transfers can use the old SCCs until 27 December 2022 for contracts concluded before 27 September 2021, all new data transfers must use the updated SCCs, which include extensive legal review and risk assessment. This process raises many challenges earn more about how the process can be simplified.
