International Data Transfers - Post Schrems II, New SCCs, UK IDTA & Addendum to SCCS, EU-US Data Privacy Framework - Learn Live

Introduction

The Schrems II Judgment in 2020 meant Privacy Shield was invalid. The EU published new Standard Contractual Clauses in 2021 and then requirements for Transfer Risk Assessments and the UK specific requirements for data transfers have made international data transfers a complex issue. In July 2023 the new EU-US Data Privacy Framework was published.

For businesses who operate across multiple jurisdictions there are emerging data transfer restrictions in many other jurisdictions such as China, UAE, South Africa and regions such as APEC.

This virtual classroom seminar will be practical, with plenty of opportunity for engagement. The aim of the session is to offer instructor led discussion on some of the more difficult issues in a practical, collaborative, multi-disciplinary way.

Its aim is to provide talking points to allow you to continue to shape your own approach to the practical, legal and compliance challenges.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive session will cover the following:

• Schrems II - Recap
• New EU Standard Contractual Clauses
• What are the Modules and how to use them
• UK approach including IDTA and SCC Addendum
• EU-US Data Privacy Framework
• What other lawful means are there for international data transfers?
• What other countries have similar data transfer restrictions
• Other initiatives such as ASEAN Model Clauses and Convention 108 Model Clauses and OECD Data Free Flow with Trust
• Action points
• Managing data flows within a global context and conflicts with data localization laws
• Practical privacy issue spotting for commercial negotiations and procurement

Recording of live sessions: Soon after the Learn Live session has taken place you will be able to go back and access the recording - should you wish to revisit the material discussed.