Computer Weekly

Privacy Shield: One year on and companies are still grappling for answers

For countries in the European Union, finding a way to legally transfer personal data to the US is a problem with no easy answers. There has been much talk, legal advice, technical fixes and short-term ...
The Hill

The Supreme Court just made a US-EU Privacy Shield agreement even harder

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision this month in FBI v. Fazaga, a case challenging FBI surveillance, will make it significantly harder for people to pursue surveillance cases, and for U.S. and European ...
Computer Weekly

Privacy Shield: US surveillance law reforms essential for EU-US data, says EU parliamentary study

The US should reform its surveillance legislation as a matter of urgency if the EU and US are to reach an agreement on transatlantic data-sharing, according to a study for an influential European ...
Compliance Week

Privacy Shield replacement on track, though hurdles remain

Since the most recent mechanism to ensure “safe” data transfers between the European Union and United States was rescinded, companies on both sides of the Atlantic have hoped a viable replacement ...