Wat zeggen meer dan 500 bedrijfsjuristen en risicomanagers over risico's van nieuwe technologieën?

Duur­zaam­heid in de fi­nan­ci­ë­le sec­tor

What a year for GD­PR en­for­ce­ment: 2021/2022 saw va­rious land­mark ca­ses in­clu­ding: a new re­cord fi­ne of EUR 743 mil­li­on; the to­tal amount of all fi­nes sin­ce May 2018 ex­ceeding the EUR 1 bil­li­on mark in sum­mer 2021; and the to­tal num­ber of ca­ses pas­sing 1,000 in ear­ly 2022. Land­mark ca­ses we­re wi­de­ly re­por­ted, ob­vious­ly dra­wing a lot of pu­blic at­ten­ti­on and in­cre­a­sing over­all awa­re­ness for da­ta pro­tec­ti­on law. Howe­ver, the­re is a GD­PR en­for­ce­ment re­a­li­ty be­yond re­cord fi­nes and it may be worth ta­king a clo­ser look: fo­cus­sing so­le­ly on se­ve­re fi­nes could lead to fear and even re­luct­an­ce or ig­no­ran­ce on com­pli­an­ce is­sues.We still be­lie­ve that facts are bet­ter than fear.Our con­ti­nuous­ly up­da­ted list of pu­bli­cly known GD­PR fi­nes in the GD­PR En­for­ce­ment Trac­ker is our 24/7 re­me­dy against fear: in con­trast, the an­nu­al GD­PR En­for­ce­ment Trac­ker Re­port (“ET Re­port”) is our deep di­ve ap­pro­ach and per­mits gre­a­ter in­sight in­to the world of GD­PR fi­nes.