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ARTICLE · 09 AUGUST 2024

Data Privacy Framework: L'edpb Fornisce Chiarimenti Alle Imprese Europee

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A un anno di distanza dall'adozione del EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework ("DPF"), l'European Data Protection Bord ("EDPB") ha pubblicato delle FAQ volte a chiarire i vincoli gravanti sulle imprese europee che trasferiscono dati personali verso gli Stati Uniti.

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A un anno di distanza dall'adozione del EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework ("DPF"), l'European Data Protection Bord ("EDPB") ha pubblicato delle FAQ volte a chiarire i vincoli gravanti sulle imprese europee che trasferiscono dati personali verso gli Stati Uniti.

Sin dall'entrata in vigore del GDPR, il tema legato al trasferimento extra europeo dei dati personali ha sempre assunto estrema rilevanza, anche in considerazione delle pronunce europee e nazionali stratificatesi in materia; in questo contesto rileva, in particolar modo, il trasferimento di dati verso gli Stati Uniti.

Con la necessità di colmare il vuoto lasciato dalla "caduta" del noto Privacy Shield, il 10 luglio 2023 la Commissione Europea ha approvato la decisione di adeguatezza per il Data Privacy Framework ("DPF"), con l'obiettivo di garantire un livello adeguato di protezione per i dati personali trasferiti dall'UE alle aziende statunitensi aderenti, senza richiedere alle entità europee di

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