Interview with Giovanni Francescutti
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Argues that third‑party certification assesses actual processes and issues a market‑backed certificate that puts certification at the top of reliability compared with standard contractual clauses, codes of conduct or binding corporate rules; notes GDPR‑related schemes still require process refinement and learning; recommends applying with patience and transparency during audits and coordinating with accreditation and data protection authorities so reviews are collaborative rather than adversarial, which improves cross‑border transfer trust.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:55From your point of view, what will be the main challenges with data regulation in the years to come?
- 1:25What is the added value of data protection certification?
- 2:13How could certification facilitate international data transfer?
- 3:03What are the main features and advantages of certification compared to other mechanisms?
- 3:52Do you have any advice for those interested in certifying the compliance of their data processing activities?
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