Negotiations on Safe Harbor continue ahead of the end January deadline. Currently there is no agreement in sight, and it is unclear exactly how far apart the parties are at this stage.
The EU negotiators have a clear position that the bulk of their requirements have been on the table for the last two years, following the EU Commission’s review of Safe Harbor in 2013. Add to that the requirements of the CJEU ruling in Schrems in relation to equivalance of protections, as well as the very well established jurisprudence from the CJEU and the European Court of Human Rights in relation to mass surveillance, and there is a significant mountain to climb to achieve a deal that will not be easily challenged.
The second edition of “Data Ethics” by Daragh O Brien and Katherine O’Keefe will be published by Kogan Page on the 3rd of June 2023. Coming 5 years after the...
Consultant Availability Following a visit last night to our managing director from the ghost of a former business partner and three other phantoms, our Christmas office arrangements are as follows:...
the Sunday Business Post published a story on the 4th September 2022 about a data breach in the HEA. Daragh O Brien was quoted extensively in the piece, highlighting a...
The second edition of “Data Ethics” by Daragh O Brien and Katherine O’Keefe will be published by Kogan Page on the 3rd of June 2023. Coming 5 years after the...
Consultant Availability Following a visit last night to our managing director from the ghost of a former business partner and three other phantoms, our Christmas office arrangements are as follows:...
Daragh O Brien today received an award from the Innovation Value Institute in NUI Maynooth in recognition of his over 20 years of innovation in the fields of Data Governance...