International data transfer after Schrems II
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Professor Dieter Kugelmann discusses cross-border data transfers in the EU context after the Schrems II ruling, focusing on legal and practical implications for complying with the GDPR. The talk addresses how organisations must handle international transfers when using technologies such as cloud services, and examines frameworks and safeguards needed to maintain data protection and lawful transfers.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:53Schrems II explained
- 15:12Impact on data transfers
- 21:16Q&A
- 27:22Recommendations for US subsidiaries
- 29:11Further discussion
- 36:24Task Force & closing
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