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EU ARC- GDPR COMPLIANCE for SMEs

EU ARC- GDPR COMPLIANCE for SMEs

Law Enforcement

Project ARC II - GDPR Awareness Raising Campaign For SMEs, co-funded by the EU, Citizenship, Equality, Rights and Values

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On the 25th May, 2018, Europe introduced a ground-breaking regulation to manage the way in which personal data is handled in the EU. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) enhanced the data protection rights of individuals, strengthened the enforcement powers of Data Protection Authorities and increased the obligations of accountability and transparency on organisations that process personal data as part of their business. Since that time, SMEs have been seeking reliable guidance on how best to meet those obligations and ensure that they are in compliance with the requirements of the GDPR. As part of the EU Commission’s efforts to provide that guidance, Project ARC – AWARENESS RAISING CAMPAIGN FOR SMEs has been funded by the EU Commission with the expressed purpose of providing that guidance and engaging with SMEs in a meaningful way to harmonise compliance across the Union. The project - which commenced at the end of March 2020 - is being steered by a partnership between the Croatian and Irish Data Protection Authorities and Vrije University in Brussels. Over the course of the next two years, the project team will be engaging with SMEs on an ongoing basis to develop the resources SMEs need to drive GDPR-compliance.

Website
http://arc-rec-project.eu/
Industry
Law Enforcement
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Zagreb/Rome
Type
Public Company

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    [ FOI na konferenciji u organizaciji Croatian Data Protection Authority-Agencija za zaštitu osobnih podataka ] Konferencija „Zaštita osobnih podataka u sustavima umjetne inteligencije“, održana povodom 20. Europskog dana zaštite osobnih podataka u Zagrebu, bila je prilika za predstavljanje razvoja digitalnog alata OLIVIA, koji je dizajniran da može pomoći MPS-ovima u razumijevanju njihovih zakonskih obveza vezanih uz zaštitu osobnih podataka. Predstavio ga je prodekan za nastavu i studente izv. prof. dr. sc. Zlatko Stapić, koji je tom prilikom istaknuo i dugogodišnju, uspješnu suradnju FOI-ja i AZOP-a! U panelu „Digital omnibus: deregulacija u službi inovacija ili prijetnja ljudskim pravima“, izv. prof. dr. sc. Dijana Oreški govorila o važnosti pravno sigurnog okvira za znanstvena istraživanja, odgovornoj obradi osobnih podataka u AI sustavima i ulozi akademske zajednice u povezivanju istraživanja, tehnologije i zaštite temeljnih prava građana. Tijekom panelice govorila je i o projektima FOI-ja u području umjetne inteligencije, čime je dodatno istaknuta uloga Fakulteta u razvoju AI rješenja i primjeni znanstvenih istraživanja: https://lnkd.in/d9N4n4mg Zahvaljujemo svim sudionicima i organizatorima: Zdravko Vukić, Anamarija Mladinić, Marko Troselj, dr. sc. Ema Menđušić Škugor, PhD, Duje Kozomara, Marijana Sarolic Robic i dr. #FOI #AZOP #AI #dataprotection #panel #lecture

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    Rebeka dr. Balogh

    Today, I had the opportunity to attend the international conference marking the 30th anniversary of Hungary’s institutional system of information rights. The morning sessions offered an international perspective, featuring insightful contributions from the heads of data protection authorities across neighboring countries. Zdravko Vukić, Deputy Chair of the EDPB, gave an engaging talk on the Board’s role in cross-border cooperation and introduced “Olivia” – a virtual teacher and assistant that provides learning modules on personal data protection and helps organizations create internal documents to demonstrate compliance. In the afternoon, the focus shifted to Hungary-specific topics, with valuable reflections on the past three decades and the future challenges of information rights in the country. Thank you to NAIH for organising the event and to all presenters for their engaging and informative contributions.

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