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The EU’s AI Act: What does it mean for Switzerland?
/in News/by Beat SingenbergerHow small and medium-sized companies can easily protect themselves against data protection mishaps
/in News/by Beat SingenbergerHow small and medium-sized companies can easily protect themselves against data protection mishaps Small and medium-sized companies generally have very limited resources for data protection and are also unable to deploy their own specialists for this topic. But how can I still protect myself against expensive legal disputes and data protection violations under the GDPR […]
Claim for damages by an applicant
/in News/by Beat SingenbergerA company does not have much time to respond to data protection requests. If a former applicant wants to know whether their data has been stored, this must be answered “without delay”. According to the DPA and GDPR, a request for information from an employer must be answered immediately, and in any case within one […]
How do I delete data according to DSG or DSGVO?
/in News/by Beat SingenbergerAccording to the Data Protection Act, companies are required to securely delete personal data of customers, but also of employees. This requires a concept according to which the deletions can be carried out in compliance with the Data Protection Act. Since this often involves various applications and databases, a concept should be in place that […]
Is Microsoft 365 data protection compliant?
/in News/by Beat SingenbergerIn Switzerland as well as in Germany and France, Microsoft 365 in particular is currently being criticised by data protection authorities. Last November, for example, the French Ministry of Education banned the use of the free Microsoft 365 offerings in schools on the grounds that they would violate the European General Data Protection Regulation (EU […]