3 questions to – Dr Frank Schemmel
summary
Identifies three practical hurdles: an internal one requiring tone from the top and privacy champions to create a common understanding, an external one of lack of harmonization between EU data protection authorities that breaks multinational rollouts, and a structural one where GDPR treats small SMEs like global enterprises. For DPIAs recommends a cross-functional DPIA team, picking a method that fits the organization and not over‑engineering the assessment, focusing on the actual risks. Notes virtual conferences work and data transfers dominate current debates.
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- 0:00Three hurdles that you should take into account
- 2:00What are the most important things to consider when carrying out a DPIA
- 3:20Conclusion
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