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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 […]
Privacy Shield 2.0 – Trial No. 3 with an unclear outcome
/in News/by Beat SingenbergerThe Data Privacy Framework – or Privacy Shield 2.0 – is the third attempt at a data protection agreement between the EU and the US, following the Safe Harbor scheme and the Privacy Shield. According to the European Data Protection Regulation EU-DSGVO, this new regulation is intended to ensure the protection of personal data transferred […]
Google Analytics – can I still use it?
/in Legislation, News/by Beat SingenbergerThe use of Google Analytics for the evaluation of access and user behaviour on websites continues to enjoy great popularity. But what about data protection? Can I continue to use this analysis tool without any problems? The answer is: No! After the ruling of the European Court of Justice in July 2020 on the invalidity […]
EU fines now with uniform rules
/in News/by Beat SingenbergerIt is now known that violations of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be punished with fines by the data protection authorities of the EU member states: The fines can amount to up to 20 million EUR, or up to 4 percent of the global annual turnover. Up to now, it has been […]