The present advice focuses specifically on the subject of digital autonomy and cybersecurity. Our ultimate challenge: How do we as the Netherlands maintain control over our democracy, rule of law and economic innovation system in the digital world?
Resources
In this paper we discuss why data minimization is key to protecting privacy and explain how it can reduce the harm of data collection and exploitation.
Privacy design strategies aim to translate vague legal norms in concrete design requirements. They provide talking points to explore the design of the system. They guide the initial design
sketches into a privacy-friendly direction, forcing one to make fundamental design choices early on.
This update covers developments only between the last date of coverage of the Commentary (1 August 2019) and 1 January 2021 (with a few exceptions when it has been possible to take later developments into account). It is limited to selected Articles of the GDPR.
This document lists ten of these misunderstandings, explains the facts and provides references regarding anonymisation of personal data.
Cybersecurity Assessment Tool (CAT) is designed to measure the maturity, resiliency, and strength of an organization’s cybersecurity efforts.
This report aims to raise the awareness of the general audience and serve as a resource to policy shapers and practitioners in the public and private sectors to help frame the debate around data.
The aim of this case law digest is to clarify the structure of the analysis carried out by the CJEU in judgments concerning the transfer of personal data to third countries.
In this guide, we will go through the requirements for a controller’s RoPA or “Record of Processing Activities”.
This document presents the various existing “sanitisation” techniquesfor different types of media which either make access to the data impossible on a preserved medium, or result in the destruction of the medium.