President Donald Trump’s recent firings at the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board were illegal based on congressional intent and the Constitution, a federal judge ruled Wednesday (see 2502250052).
The global health care and life sciences sectors face major regulatory challenges in the U.S. and Europe from data transfer and cybersecurity laws, speakers said Thursday during an IAPP webinar.
There’s a checklist companies can complete to show they’re operating in “good faith” to comply with DOJ’s Data Security Program before full enforcement begins July 8 (see 2504140047), Orrick attorneys said Wednesday at the Privacy + Security Forum Spring Academy event.
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The FTC will serve as a partner to DOJ as the department works to enforce its new Data Security Program (DSP), Commissioner Melissa Holyoak said at the IAPP Global Privacy Summit on Tuesday evening.
Medical device companies with ties to China should prioritize compliance with DOJ’s new Data Security Program, attorneys at Hogan Lovells said Tuesday (see 2504140047).
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DOJ’s data transfer rule might require a “deeper analysis on vendors and third parties” than expected, attorneys at Baker McKenzie said Monday in an opinion piece for the IAPP.
Many American advertising technology companies could be “surprised” to find their transactions fall within the scope of DOJ’s data transfer rule due to the presence of Chinese adtech entities, Nancy Libin, a compliance attorney at Davis Wright Tremaine, said Friday (see 2504140047).
Expect updated compliance guidance throughout the year from DOJ on its data transfer rule, Paul Hastings attorneys said Thursday.