Status Quo - Data protection, where do we stand in the discourse
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The talk examines current data protection debates around an EU adequacy decision and the prospect of a Schrems III ruling, focusing on implications for cloud customers. It explains how organizations can prepare on AWS (and similar cloud providers) and discusses whether the legally required “additional protective measures” would be equivalent to customers’ existing technical and organizational measures (TOMs).
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Data protection status quo
- 4:24Schrems II aftermath and outlook
- 7:10Contract compliance and oversight
- 10:44Zero-risk debate and media perception
- 13:37Technical measures and data protection
- 14:42C5 standard and compliance audit
- 24:19Health data and DIGIG
- 28:16C5 Type 1 vs. Type 2 audits
- 31:08Digitalization and perfectionism
- 35:05AI services and legal uncertainty
- 41:03AI as supply chain and multi-tenancy
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