Keeping Pace With The Changing Regulatory Landscape: UK & EU Updates
summary
UK data reform is paused while the ICO pushes its ICO-25 vision for clearer enforcement and guidance; the EU advances the AI Act, Data Act, DMA/DSA and DGA and flags tension between personal and non‑personal data. Practical fixes include using OneTrust TIA tool or equivalent for transfer impact assessments (the bill had proposed a similar “data protection test”), adopting data mapping and deletion workflows, and relying on contractual mechanisms where adequacy is absent — noting IDTA simpler than SCCs and regional hosting or data residency arrangements.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:46UK data bill update
- 3:34ICO 2025 vision
- 6:07Startups compliance advice
- 7:56International data transfers
- 11:11UK IDTA vs EU SCCs
- 13:24Data localization challenges
- 16:16GDPR reform suggestions
- 18:45EU data strategy overview
- 22:45Company involvement in regulation
- 25:37Conclusion and Q&A
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