Transfer Impact Assessment Tool
summary
Bitkom’s working group builds a Transfer Impact Assessment tool called BITYAT that standardizes cross‑border assessments by asking seven criteria about the transfer context, evaluating six criteria about the third‑country legal framework, and running a five-step process that matches transfer profiles to country profiles and suggests enforceable supplementary measures. The tool outputs a documented report, flags transfers that must be abandoned, recommends mitigations like encryption and data minimization, ships first in German and gets an English version in October for Bitkom members.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 3:02Necessity of the Transfer Impact Assessments
- 12:04Country Profiles
- 20:50What Are the Next Steps
- 21:37Implementation
- 24:33Final Assessment
- 31:55When Will It Go Live
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