GDRP - Sanctions and Industry Standards
summary
GDPR enforcement shows a divergent pattern: small fines like €20,000 or €4,800 sit beside headline penalties such as €50m Google and the FTC’s ~$5bn figure, while the ICO signals £100m Marriott and ~£200m British Airways intents. Regulators publish practical tools — Dutch four‑category sentencing guidelines and a leaked German draft — and enforcement focuses on poor security, M&A due diligence (Marriott‑Starwood) and joint controller/processor liability, so contracts use bespoke data‑privacy caps, supercaps and clear responsibility matrices.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07Sanctions and fines
- 3:25Marriott and British Airways
- 8:21Liability Risks
- 10:27Sentencing Guidelines
- 14:32Competition Based Claims Notices
- 15:33Competition Law
- 17:43Data Privacy
- 19:05Contractual Liability
- 19:39Contractor Landscape
- 20:10Limits of Liability
- 21:36Practical View
- 21:59Applying Law
- 22:24Privacy Risks
- 22:59Special Regimes
- 23:56Regional Trends
- 24:30Confidentiality and Data Protection
- 25:12Liability Limitations
- 26:27Re reciprocity
- 27:03QuestionsComments
- 27:22Conclusion
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