EDPL Young Scholar Award
summary
Panel showcases why GDPR enforcement matters: the Young Scholar award winner exposes a concrete tension in Article 32 GDPR, arguing that common tools like network intrusion detection systems and deep packet inspection both reduce breaches and create privacy risks, that "state‑of‑the‑art" is legally vague, and that recent DPA blacklists and DPIA practice leave controllers facing big liability for non‑material damages. Expect a tight case study, listed technical measures, citations to DPA guidance and court rulings, and a call for tech‑level regulatory clarity.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:45EDPL’s decade impact
- 3:30Young Scholar Award announced
- 5:21Opening with superhero EDPS
- 12:30GDPR origins and challenges
- 17:51GDPR adoption and reactions
- 21:24Key legal interpretations
- 28:59GDPR critiques and improvements
- 36:12GDPR’s future predictions
- 44:01Regulatory complexity discussion
- 47:55Young Scholar Award winner
- 49:09Award-winning cybersecurity paper
- 1:01:38Q&A on cybersecurity balance
- 1:07:42Award presentation and closing
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