Fieldfisher Podcast: Recent Episodes
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We provide some tips on how you can manage deletion requests under the GDPR. You can read more about this subject on our blog - https://www.fieldfisher.com/en/insights/a-few-practical-tips-for-managing-deletion-request
We consider the ISO 27001 security standard and its privacy extension, ISO 27701, and discuss these standards in the context of GDPR compliance and future GDPR certification schemes.
In the final episode in our 'Going Global' mini-series, we discuss how you should approach data processing terms when establishing a global privacy compliance program.
In this episode, we discuss the complexities in approaching data subject rights (in particular, those under the GDPR and CCPA) when building a global privacy compliance program.
In the first episode in a three part mini-series, we talk about the increasing complexity of privacy compliance at an international level and the push to establish a global approach.
When do you need to complete a DPIA and what should it cover? We take a whistle-stop tour of Data Protection Impact Assessments and talk through the requirements under the GDPR and regulatory guidance.
In this episode, we look at a number of fines that have been issued by the French, German and Danish regulators relating to data retention and deletion.
In our first podcast, we discuss the first fine issued by the Polish data protection regulator under the GDPR - for failing to provide notice to individuals where their information had been scraped from public sources.