Deep Dive Workshop – Third Country Data Transfer
summary
Panel unpacks why Schrems II actually requires case-by-case assessments of third‑country surveillance and why standard contractual clauses alone no longer suffice; expect concrete updates on new SCCs, EDPB guidance and recent US administrative guidance, plus industry-built options: cloud code of conduct pilot, renewed SCC templates, and binding corporate rules are lengthy to adopt. Discussion covers monitoring bodies, technical and organizational supplemental measures, timelines (short interim fixes vs long multilateral talks) and practical costs for SMEs and large firms.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 3:25Global Data Protection Officer
- 7:01Importance of Cross-Border Data Flows
- 11:21Enhanced Privacy Shield
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