GDPR & LGPD: EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL OF CODES OF CONDUCT ACROSS BORDERS
summary
Brazil’s LGPD takes effect in 2018 with enforcement and authority set up in 2020, leaving companies working ahead of regulators while the authority builds rules; the telecom sector drafts a code used as a practical blueprint and wins visible buy‑in from board directors. The EU cloud code, EU Cloud Code of Conduct (approved 2021), operationalizes Article 28 with an auditors’ monitoring body and annual assessments; cloud providers report 2 million control instances audited last year. Panelists push codes as viable templates for DPIAs, cross‑border transfer safeguards and a foundation for future AI sector codes.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:23LGPD implementation challenges
- 7:05GDPR and LGPD harmonization
- 15:43LGPD code of conduct (telecom)
- 21:53GDPR code of conduct education
- 24:41SAP’s EU Cloud Code investment
- 28:58Trust via EU Cloud Code
- 32:49LGPD code recognition
- 35:15EU Cloud Code layers
- 40:32Frameworks in practice
- 44:47Third country transfers (EU Cloud Code)
- 50:01LGPD on third country codes
- 54:23EU code harmonization
- 58:32Faster GDPR code adoption
- 1:02:31GDPR vs international code timelines
- 1:05:37Codes for DPIAs (GDPR/LGPD)
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