EFDPO European Federation of Data Protection Officers

🇮🇳 Sunday morning at the Indian Data Protection Summit on AI and data-privacy It was an honour to speak jointly with Petr Bratský about our EU AI Act, GDPR and data security, with data privacy professionals from India today. 💡 India adopted Digital Personal Data Protection Act in 2023 that is in some aspects very similar to EU GDPR. Participants of the conference wanted to hear about our experience and thoughts on the EU AI Act, in light of the data-privacy and cybersecurity as well. Thank you very much for the invitation and the discussions. #EUAIAct #GDPR #DataPrivacy #DPDPA #India ----------------------------------------- EFDPO European Federation of Data Protection Officers Spolok pre ochranu osobných údajov Association for Personal Data Protection in the Czech Republic

📢 Exciting news for all privacy professionals heading to #IAPP #DPC24! Representatives from EFDPO—including Christoph Bausewein, Nils G. Indahl and Alexandre Jost—will be attending the conference and are eager to connect. Whether you want to learn more about our association or simply engage in professional exchange, we’d love to meet you! You also may want to consider this event in Brussels on November 20th on how cross-industry expertise can harness technology to support privacy-first initiatives. Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) hold significant potential, but also present challenges that we’re keen to explore with the wider privacy community. This panel—including Alex Cone, Kristie Chon Flynn, Henri Kujala, Natascha Gerlach CIPP/E, Rina S., and Monisha Varadan —will delve into the adoption of PETs and strategies to raise awareness about their value. Registration: https://lnkd.in/eGWFVtfP

🌍 🇪🇺 We are thrilled to share that the EFDPO is part of the process of drawing up of the first General-Purpose AI Code of Practice at the AI Office. The Code of Practice will detail the AI Act rules for providers of general-purpose AI models and general-purpose AI models with systemic risks. These rules will apply 12 months after the entry into force of the AI Act. Providers should be able to rely on the Code of Practice to demonstrate compliance. Under the AI Act the Code of Practice shall be ready at the latest by 2 May 2025. The European Commission may even decide to approve the Code of Practice and give it a general validity within the European Union by means of an implementing act. The process involves 4 specific working groups: ⚪ Transparency and copyright-related rules, 🔵 Risk identification and assessment measures for systemic risks, 🔴 Risk mitigation measures for systemic risks, 🟣 Internal risk management and governance for general-purpose AI model providers. 📌 For this purpose our EFDPO team grouped experts in the field of AI, mainly: 🇸🇰 Pavol Szabo as our main point of contact and representative for Transparency and copyright-related rules, 🇨🇿 Jana Pattynova representative for Internal risk management and governance for general-purpose AI model providers, 🇬🇷 Spiros Tassis representative for Risk identification and assessment measures for systemic risks, and 🇨🇿 Jiri Balek representative for Risk mitigation measures for systemic risks. More information at: https://lnkd.in/ezSsv52t #EUAiAct #AI #DataPrivacy #GDPR #DPO #EU

The Slovak Republic will be represented at the #8Privacy Days Prague by Pavol Szabo, Vice-President of the Slovak Association for Personal Data Protection.  At the conference, the focus will be on the control processes related to the handling of internal whistleblowing cases within the context of personal data.

The next speaker at the Privacy Days Prague 2024 conference does not need a long introduction either: Petr Bratský is a Managing Associate at Kinstellar in the Prague office and head of the local TMT sector. At the conference, he will focus on KI, pay or OK systems in the context of cookies and also on the very interesting topic of data processing in the context of computer games.

We are happy to introduce the next speaker of our conference Privacy Days Prague 2024: Dr. Jens Eckhardt is a specialist attorney for information technology law from Germany. He is also a board member of the German Association of Data Protection Commissioners (BvD).

We are very pleased to introduce Alexin Zoltan - the next speaker at the Privacy Days Prague conference, who will speak during the English part of the conference on 2 October 2024. Alexin Zoltan is a mathematician and works as a lecturer at the Faculty of Software Engineering at the University of Szeged. Since 2004, he has been working in the field of data protection, as well as self-determination in medicine and the ethics of medical research. Furthermore, he is the author of several publications on data protection and has brought several data protection cases before various civil courts and the Constitutional Court. At the #8 Privacy Days Prague, Alexin Zoltan will talk about database anonymity.

Here we proudly present the speakers of the # 8 Privacy Days Prague: František Nonnemann does not need much introduction as he is the deputy chairman of the board of our association. At the conference on October 3, he will focus on the principle of accountability respective the GDPR.

Join us for the 8th edition of the esteemed privacy conference in Prague, organized by the Czech Data Protection Association in collaboration with EFDPO and other leading partners. Taking place on October 2nd and 3rd, 2024, this event will spotlight Europe's evolving privacy landscape and key data protection challenges. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with top experts, explore cutting-edge insights, and stay ahead of the latest regulatory developments. The Privacy Days Prague 2024 promises to be an essential gathering for all data protection professionals. We look forward to seeing you there!

02./03.10.24 Privacy days in Prague! Save the date and register now: https://lnkd.in/ey_762gH