Cyber security: a case of the Schrems
Róisín Kiberd looks at what the end of Privacy Shield means for you and your business
In July of this year, Privacy Shield, a legal framework you might have heard of, was declared invalid in the European Union’s Court of Justice.
It hadn’t been around very long: designed to facilitate the transfer of personal data between Europe and the US, Privacy Shield appeared in 2016 as a replacement for Safe Harbour, a previous set of privacy principles which was also declared invalid, in a case known as Schrems I.
Max Schrems, ...