Enough uncertainty on data breaches! Join us to unpack the newest draft EDPB breach guidance & associated examples
Even with the greatest caution, it can happen: If a personal data breach occurs, controllers and processors must comply with breach obligations in very short periods of time. The new draft guidelines of the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) on personal data breaches notification requirements now provide further guidance and make best practice recommendations. Some aspects have become clearer, others have not.
On Tuesday 20 April we will host a webinar on the key points brought by the EDPB draft guidance. In addition, we will also provide insights in our practice of managing personal data breaches and explain how to mitigate risks, such as fines, claims and reputational damages.
- Update on the draft EDPB breach examples: What is a reportable under the GDPR and which measures have to be taken when an incident occurs?
- How to handle breaches: lessons learned and best practices
- How to prepare for potential breaches