dr. Miklós Péter
GDPR lawyer
Professional legal services in the fields of data protection and compliance
dr. Miklós Péter
GDPR lawyer
Professional legal services in the fields of data protection and compliance
We provide complex legal services to companies on a permanent and ad hoc basis throughout Hungary and the European Union.
Detailed description
Our goal is that as a result of our services, our clients maintain and, where appropriate, increase their efficiency while complying with all legal requirements applicable to them. Based on our practical experience, a well-considered and comprehensive internal legal regulation, specifically tailored to the organizations of our clients, can contribute to the effectiveness our clients’ operation. To achieve this goal, we work on specific legal issues that are relevant to the every-day operations of an organization.
Our primary field of expertise is data privacy and cybersecurity law. We believe that a fundamental approach in this field of law is that an organization should take the measures to protect personal data that are proportionate to the risks identified in its operation and business activities. A risk-based approach is a key element of our work; we always draw our clients’ attention to the potential risks of each measure in the context of our external DPO services, and we try to outline a number of alternatives to help them make a well-considered decision. This approach is also followed in our work in the field of whistleblower protection law, labour law, internet law and business law.
The complexity of our work is further enhanced by our long-term and active business relationships with our partners in the fields of information security, property protection and marketing. Accordingly, our clients have also access to the services of our business partners working with us.
Fields of Practice
Data protection is a matter of particular importance for all businesses and organisations that process personal data; since GDPR has become applicable, the relevant legal and regulatory requirements have been met to varying degrees and qualities by different data controllers. We offer our data protection services to data controllers who feel that they have gaps in this area. We know how an organisation can reach a state of awareness and operate its data protection system effectively.
Blog
The EU White Paper on AI: An Unattainable Utopia or a Realistic Vision?
The European Commission’s 2020 White Paper on Artificial Intelligence (AI) outlined an ambitious and grand vision for Europe to become a global leader in artificial intelligence, while building an “ecosystem of excellence and trust” based on European values to ensure technological advancement.
Data Flow: The Legal and Ethical Framework Between the User and AI
In the past, this was of little importance, but now that data processing has taken on its most literal meaning, it has become extraordinarily significant.
Now This is Real Data Processing! The “Misleading” Data Processing of the IT Ancient Era
The relationship between data protection and AI is incredibly close, which is why concepts introduced by the GDPR are also relevant in the field of AI.
Client Reviews
“Since we have been working together with Peter, we have solved many problems together and I must say that we are in complete harmony, our legal positions almost always completely correspond to one another. The solutions we come up with are the result of joint discussions rather than simply following certain recommendations. As for the issue of DPO as a service, both separately and together, Peter and I have come to the conclusion that in our case, it is a completely lawful solution, and its efficiency and operability is proven by practice.”
“I like your composure in your work. I perceive you as a bridge between our ideas and the legal possibilities.”
“Thank you very much for your endless patience. Thank you for your conscientious work, whatever my destiny may be.”
“I was expecting us to admit our mistakes, however, you argued with legislative references in support our duties instead. Congratulations!”
“Thank you for your successful cooperation with us throughout the year! We look forward to even more successful projects next year!”
“I am pleased to inform you that Hungarian National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information has closed the investigation. Thank you very much for your help and work.”
“Not only your personality and attitude was impressive to me, but also the fact that you work in a team.”
