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Data transfers update: New data bridge available to facilitate UK-US data transfers from 12 October 2023 - despite “qualified”...

Why should I read this? A new UK-US data bridge will be available to businesses in the UK looking to transfer personal data to organizations in the United States certified under the UK Extension to the EU-US Data Privacy...more

NAIC proposes new California-style privacy model law for insurance

On Wednesday February 1, 2023, the NAIC Privacy Protections Working Group (the Working Group) released a draft of a new model law for comment, the Insurance Consumer Privacy Protection Model Law (#674) (the Proposal), which...more

Connecticut becomes the fifth state to enact a comprehensive data privacy law

Connecticut’s new consumer privacy law imposes enhanced privacy disclosures and assessment requirements on businesses, and provides consumer rights similar to those in Europe’s GDPR, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA),...more

Updata: Your quarterly privacy & cybersecurity update - April to June 2021

Welcome to the latest edition of Updata - the international update from Eversheds Sutherland’s dedicated Privacy and Cybersecurity team. Updata provides you with a compilation of privacy and cybersecurity regulatory and...more

Virginia is for lovers (of privacy) - The Consumer Data Protection Act passes into law

On March 2, 2021, Governor Northam signed the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (CDPA or the Act) making it the country’s second comprehensive data privacy legislation following California’s Consumer Protection Act of...more

Data Privacy update: The ePrivacy Regulation

On the 10 February 2021, ambassadors in the Council of the European Union Permanent Representatives Committee (COREPER) announced it had agreed a negotiating mandate on a draft ePrivacy Regulation (“the ePrivacy Regulation”)....more

US Cybersecurity and Data Privacy review and update: Looking back on our 2020 articles and planning ahead for 2021

It was a tumultuous year for privacy and cybersecurity, and further uncertainty is all but guaranteed. The key to navigating this volatility, as 2020 proved, is to develop and maintain a proactive, agile and holistic data...more

No rest for the weary: cybersecurity and privacy enforcement actions heat up

Hopes that privacy regulators and litigants would grant a reprieve to businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic may prove ill-founded. On July 21, 2020, the New York Department of Financial Services announced its first...more

The Seismic Shift after Schrems II: The Future of Cross Border Data Flows for US Insurance Companies

If your company, like many other US insurance companies, has an EU or UK affiliate or parent, and you transfer personal data to the US, including employee data or even data of US persons, or if your trusted service providers...more

The seismic shift after Schrems II: The future of cross border data flows for the energy and industrial sectors

If you transfer personal data from the EU/UK to countries which lack a so-called “adequacy” determination, like the US or India, or if your trusted service providers do, the Schrems II European Court decision has seismic...more

The seismic shift of Schrems ll and what you can still do to transfer personal data to the US from the EU

If you transfer data from the EU to the US, or if your trusted service providers do, the Schrems II European Court decision1 has seismic significance - even if you do not rely on Privacy Shield.  On July 16, 2020, the Court...more

The California Attorney General’s proposed regulations on the California Consumer Privacy Act – a helpful roadmap on how to...

On October 11, 2019, the California Attorney General issued long-awaited draft Regulations to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). The draft Regulations provide helpful clarity on some core aspects of California’s...more

January’s Privacy Blizzard

As predicted, the start of 2019 provided scant respite from the frenetic pace of privacy and cybersecurity developments during 2018. This past month alone, in a blizzard of activity, regulators amended regulations and...more

New guidance proposed on the extra-territorial scope of the GDPR

Companies not based in the European Union (EU) now have additional guidance to help them determine whether they have to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The European Data Protection Board (EDPB), the...more

Vietnam sheds light on impending cybersecurity law

As this eventful year for new privacy and cybersecurity regulations winds down, multinational companies still need to look ahead to new regulations that will come online in 2019, including Vietnam’s Law on...more

Malaysia seeks to expand personal data protection

Malaysia will soon be joining the growing number of global jurisdictions that are adding specific data breach notification requirements to companies operating in Malaysia, re-emphasizing the need for multinational companies...more

Poland implements comprehensive cybersecurity legislation

The number and severity of cyberattacks are on the rise, and companies simply cannot rely on their governments to protect them. In fact, quite the opposite is true....more

California’s GDPR has become law

On June 28, 2018, California passed a sweeping new privacy bill, AB 375, now known as the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA). The California legislature passed the bill in the morning and the governor signed...more

GDPR is now in effect

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) took effect after two years of anticipation and preparation by many, but far from all, affected companies across the world. The GDPR is a new data protection and privacy law that...more

A paradise for data privacy advocates - Bermuda’s privacy law now in full effect

With enactment of the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA), Bermuda can now count itself among the ever-expanding list of jurisdictions with enhanced privacy protections. PIPA, passed on July 27, 2016, and entered into...more

Reaching for the clouds - how the US government plans to access data stored abroad

As part of the recently enacted federal spending bill, the US Congress has passed a momentous piece of legislation directly affecting providers of electronic communication services like email service providers and social...more

Significant WiFi vulnerability exposed

What is the problem? Belgian researchers have published information about a vulnerability in the most popular WiFi encryption protocol that makes monitoring of all communications possible, except those communications that...more

UK Data Regulator Reveals Sweeping International Strategy

The UK is committed to promoting itself as a global data protection gateway, with high standards of data protection law and practice, according to the UK Information Commissioner’s Office’s (ICO) newly released international...more

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