Logo
Logo
Zoom May Become New Poster Child For CCPA Enforcement

Zoom May Become New Poster Child for CCPA Enforcement

While COVID-19 has taken quite the toll on the economy, a few lucky companies have managed to rise to the top during the pandemic. Zoom, the remote video conferencing platform, has understandably soared. As companies and universities move online, a sturdy, reliable conferencing app is invaluable. But is Zoom as sturdy and reliable as it…
Become a member to access this content.
Related Posts
Privacy Shield

A New Framework for a Post-Privacy Shield Era

Since the Schrems 2.0 case ended the EU-US Privacy Shield agreement, the companies that relied on the framework to transfer data between Europe and the U.S. have been left wondering what to do next. Can companies still rely on Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) for data transfers? If not, what alternatives do they have? The European…
Become a member to access this content.

Schrems 2.0: What it Means for EU-US Data Transfers and the Future of the Privacy Shield

Schrems 2.0 is a court case with a complex history. It all began when an Austrian privacy activist, Max Schrems, filed a formal complaint against Facebook back in 2013. This original filing-–Schrems 1.0–was brought to the Irish Data Protection Commissioner and alleged that Facebook violated the rights of EU citizens by sharing and transferring their…
This content is only available to ADCG members. Join Now for Access.
Cfius

CFIUS Turns an Eye Toward Data Privacy

CFIUS Expands Its Reach Foreign investors in US businesses have a new set of data privacy regulations to comply with if they wish to avoid post-closing investigations or divestment. On February 13, the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act of 2018 (FIRRMA) took effect. This act increases the authority of the Committee on Foreign Investment…
Become a member to access this content.
Logo White
follow us
MENU
LEGAL
Join Now
2022. Association for Data and Cyber Governance. © All rights reserved.
Back To Top