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This article provides a detailed overview of data protection consent specifically for employees in Switzerland. It highlights the legal framework, the importance of consent, the necessary components of valid consent, as well as the challenges and best practices.
Swiss data protection law is influenced by both national and international standards. This article highlights the key aspects and compares them with global data protection practices.
In an increasingly digitalized world, ensuring data security is more critical than ever. This article explores current best practices for data security in Switzerland and underscores the importance of a comprehensive understanding of both the legal framework and the technical safeguards required to protect sensitive information.
Switzerland has a complex and comprehensive data protection framework that affects both natural and legal persons. This article explores the underlying legal principles, key regulations, and the practical challenges associated with data protection in Switzerland.
The new FINMA guidelines of 2023 bring significant changes for banks in terms of their operational resilience. This article highlights the requirements, challenges, and strategies for successful implementation.
This article provides a deep insight into data protection challenges in Switzerland, taking into account technological developments and legal frameworks. It highlights specific aspects such as the GDPR, national legislation, and the role of data protection regulators.
FINMA Supervisory Communication 03/2024 highlights cyber risks and defines critical guidelines for dealing with these challenges in the financial sector. Find out how Swiss financial institutions should strengthen their cyber security in response.
This article offers a comprehensive review of recent ECJ case law on the GDPR and explores how these developments could impact data processing in Switzerland.
The C5 Equivalence Regulation introduces far-reaching changes that are also being felt in Switzerland. This article explores the key elements of the regulation, its objectives, and its impact on data protection in Switzerland.
Data protection continues to be a central issue in the digital world. This article offers a detailed overview of the key data protection trends for 2025, with a particular focus on Switzerland.
Swiss pension funds are subject to specific data protection obligations that go beyond the general provisions of data protection law. This article takes a closer look at the legal requirements and offers practical recommendations for effective implementation.
The FINMA Risk Monitor 2024 highlights the growing impact of cyber threats and market volatility on Switzerland’s financial sector. This article provides a detailed analysis of the key risks identified by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) and explores their implications for financial institutions and regulatory strategy.
In today’s digital world, cloud security is becoming increasingly important. The C5 certificate offers a structured assessment of a cloud provider’s security standards. This article explores the far-reaching implications of this certification for Swiss companies and why it is becoming a key factor in ensuring compliance and building trust.
This analysis examines the interaction between artificial intelligence and data protection law in Switzerland, highlights key challenges, and provides practical solutions.
Browser extensions can present significant privacy and security risks. This analysis uses Microsoft Edge add-ons as an example to highlight potential vulnerabilities and offers an overview of relevant regulatory requirements and recommended security measures.
This article explores the intersection of data protection and artificial intelligence by examining both the legal and technical challenges, as well as the opportunities that arise from their interaction.
With the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI), regulatory frameworks face complex challenges. Switzerland is actively working on establishing a framework to ensure fairness, transparency, and accountability.
In a recent case handled by the Spanish Data Protection Authority (AEPD), the role of consent as a fundamental basis for lawful personal data processing was highlighted. The case emphasizes the significance of transparent communication and clearly defined processes in data management to ensure compliance with data protection laws.
This article highlights the significance of ECJ Case C-383/23 – ILVA and examines its potential impact on data protection in Switzerland.
The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) in financial institutions offers numerous benefits but also presents regulatory challenges. The Federal Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has developed guidelines to ensure the safe use of AI.
The ruling of the Higher Administrative Court of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern sheds light on the challenges of data protection compliance. Find out more about the details and their relevance for Swiss companies. Der Text ist grammatikalisch korrekt, stilistisch professionell und klar verständlich – keine Änderungen nötig. Wenn du möchtest, kann ich dir auch eine kompaktere Version f
In Spain, a notable decision by the AEPD (Spanish Data Protection Authority) concerning data protection breaches has been analyzed. This article outlines the consequences of the ruling and draws parallels with Swiss data protection guidelines.
This article explores the implications of Case C-413/23, EDPS v. SRB, for Switzerland—focusing in particular on the associated data protection challenges and strategies for addressing them.
The case DPC (Ireland) — IN-19-9-3 highlights the role of the Irish Data Protection Commission and its potential influence on data protection practices in Switzerland. This article explores key issues raised by the decision and examines their broader relevance.
The EDPB has imposed a landmark ban on Meta involving the use of personal data without express consent. This article explains why this ban was enacted, which legal framework is affected, and what effects it could have on companies in Switzerland.
In the digital economy, contract processors play a crucial role in data protection. These experts help those responsible for data processing meet numerous obligations under the GDPR. In this article, we explore the roles and responsibilities of contract processors in Switzerland.
Data breaches pose a significant threat to businesses. This article outlines the recommendations from the Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (FDPIC) on how to effectively handle such incidents.
The European Commission has published clear guidelines on the concept of an AI system. This article highlights their significance, the impact on Swiss legislation and future measures to ensure data protection.
Compliance in an increasingly digital world can be complex. In Switzerland, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) presents a promising solution for automating and optimizing compliance processes while ensuring adherence to data protection regulations.
This article examines the implications of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling on the concept of data protection fines under the GDPR and explores the potential consequences for companies in Switzerland. Particular attention is given to how this ruling may influence enforcement practices, legal certainty, and risk management for cross-border data processing activities.
The use of cookies and similar technologies is widespread, but many companies face challenges in complying with privacy regulations. This overview of the FDPIC guidelines provides clear instructions and recommendations for implementing these technologies in accordance with data protection laws.
Fingerprint tracking allows companies to identify users without using traditional cookies. This potentially constitutes a circumvention of European data protection guidelines and could also raise data protection concerns in Switzerland.
The use of AI technologies presents both opportunities and risks for Swiss companies. In this article, we examine the key legal aspects and provide guidance on ensuring compliance with data protection regulations.
Implementing ISO 27001 presents companies with a decision: Develop it in-house or use a packaged solution? This analysis highlights the benefits of both approaches, particularly in the context of the Swiss data protection landscape.
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The Future of Data Protection in the Light of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and Its Impact on the Financial Sector
The Data Protection Aspects of Corporate Acquisition/M&A, Be It Share Deals (Share Acquisition) or Asset Deals
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The Future of Data Protection in the Light of the Role of the EU Representative for Companies Outside the European Union
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