DPO series of articles, final part: Tasks of the Data Protection Officer

DPO series of articles, final part: Tasks of the Data Protection Officer

In this article, we would like to describe the tasks of the Data Protection Officer or DPO under the GDPR and practical issues related to them. Furthermore, we will briefly discuss the legal relationships that are not regulated by the GDPR but may occur in the course of everyday work within the scope of the DPO’s activities i.e. in the specific tasks of the DPO.

DPO article series, part 4: The Legal Status of the data protection officer

DPO article series, part 4: The Legal Status of the data protection officer

In this article, we would like to present the most important parts of the status and duties of the Data Protection Officers (DPOs), mainly focusing on the DPOs participation in decisions, the provision of resources, the independence, the liability and possible sanctions, the obligation of confidentiality and finally, the conflict of interest.

DPO article series, Part 3: Who can be a data protection officer?

DPO article series, Part 3: Who can be a data protection officer?

Defining the DPO and summarising the expectations of the position is a complex process that requires careful consideration by data controllers. In addition to the assessment of professional qualifications, the choice of the nature of the relationship is a key consideration. In this article, the characteristics of the internal and external DPO positions are compared, and specific contractual arrangements are discussed in relation to the latter

Major NAIH decisions on data protection in 2021

Major NAIH decisions on data protection in 2021

This year the National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (hereinafter: NAIH, or the Authority) celebrates the 10th anniversary of its establishment and has published its 2021 Activity Report. In this article, we briefly review the 9 major data protection cases covered by the Authority in the report and summarise the key lessons and our observations.

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