With Safe Harbor now “Invalid,” Companies Must Change Data Practices

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Europe’s top court ruled that U.S. companies relying upon the “Safe Harbor Framework” data sharing regime to maintain information regarding EU citizens is “invalid.” This means that any company relying upon the Safe Harbor Framework, and any U.S. company holding EU citizen data in the U.S., urgently needs to review and reform how such data is transferred and stored to avoid the risk of fines. Status quo is not an option.

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