GDPR + European Privacy Resource Center
GDPR + European Privacy Resource Center
Welcome to Morrison Foerster’s GDPR + European Privacy Center.
We understand that our clients have an ongoing need to manage compliance obligations across multiple privacy and data protection regimes, including the EU and UK General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) and the Whistleblowing Directive. While some of these legislative topics (such as the GDPR) are pan-European in scope, others (such as the Whistleblowing Directive) are implemented in different forms at the EU Member State level. We closely track all European and local developments on behalf of our clients and provide guidance tailored to your organization.
We recognize that this is an evolving landscape for our clients. We will continue to monitor and update this GDPR & European Privacy center to cover changes in other key developing areas, such as the NIS Directive (also known as the directive on security of network and information systems) and the upcoming European ePrivacy Regulation.
Privacy and data protection compliance in Europe is a C-suite level priority for all organizations. Morrison Foerster’s Global Privacy + Data Security team has extensive experience advising organizations across industries in all phases of their privacy and data protection preparedness in Europe, whether on a national, pan-European or global scale. Explore our GDPR & European Privacy Center as you continue to assess your obligations and develop your compliance program.
We would be delighted to discuss how we can assist you and your organization. We’re here to help.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Overview
Download MoFo’s two-page reference guide for key dates, obligations, and considerations as you execute your readiness plan.
UK Sets Example for How U.S. Can Weaken Algorithms Targeting Kids
Melissa Crespo, Annabel Gillham, Jonathan Newmark, and Mercedes Samavi published an article in Bloomberg Law that assessed the effects of excessive screen time on minors and how legislation in the U.S. and UK seeks to address addictive online behavior.
For Lawyers, Geopolitics Is the New GDPR
Saqib Alam published an article in Reuters that explored how geopolitical turbulence is reshaping the regulatory and legal environment for companies worldwide and how companies should prepare for and manage potential impacts.
Can’t Pay, Won’t Pay: UK Government Consults on New Ransom Payment Prevention and Reporting Regime for Businesses
Annabel Gillham and Dan Alam discuss the UK government's targeted offensive against the payment of ransoms to cyber threat actors.
EU Cyber Resilience Act Raises the Cybersecurity Bar for Digital Products
Alex van der Wolk and Michelle Si-Ting Luo lend their insights into the EU Cyber Resilience Act.
Data Subjects as Controllers: Violation of GDPR's Fairness Principle
MoFo’s Lokke Moerel and Marijn Storm published an article with IAPP discussing whether individuals can be considered controllers for their own inputs and outputs, when using LLM chatbots.