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The world's leading privacy pros talk GDPR with El Reg

on March 20, 2017

"The dominating feature of coverage of GDPR has been its provisions for sanctions – allowing the data police to issue fines of up to 4 per cent of global turnover. Tene said: “Just having those sanctions and the toolbox is a game changer. Actually, they could just keep the data protection directive, add the sanctions, and it would have significant impact.”"

Date Published:03/20/2017
Original Publication:The Register

Published in: Press , GDPR , General Data Protection Regulation , Data Privacy , safe harbor , Intermediary Liability , Privacy