GDPR Resource Center
GDPR Resource Center
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) now applies directly in all EU member states and is enforceable.
The GDPR imposes far-reaching obligations for companies in the EU that collect, use, or otherwise process personal information. While the GDPR is pan-European in scope, individual Member States will be issuing implementation guidelines and in some areas more detailed rules. We are closely monitoring all developments related to local implementation on behalf of our clients and are making them available here so that you can track them as well.
With possible penalties of up to €20 million or 4% of global annual revenue for non-compliance, companies cannot afford to turn a blind eye. Morrison & Foerster’s global Privacy + Data Security team has extensive experience advising companies across industries in all phases of GDPR preparedness. Explore our readiness center as you continue to assess your obligations and chart a roadmap to compliance. We would be delighted to speak with you if we can assist. Our team is ready and willing to help.
This on-demand webinar covers the various cybersecurity initiatives underway in the European Union, such as the Cyber Resilience Act, the NIS2 Directive, DORA, and the Cybersecurity Act, and assesses how they match up to what China’s cybersecurity laws have been developing into over the last few years.
GDPR at a Glance
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.