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On June 29, the Spanish DPA held the annual open meeting,, during which it explained the new features of the GDPR...

According to the report, telecommunications companies were the most sanctioned companies for data protection violations in Spain.

The document provides recommendations for companies regarding new obligations and requirements established by the GDPR.

On April 10, 2018, the Spanish Data Protection Agency announced that public administrations and companies required to appoint a data protection officer could communicate their appointment via an online form.

On October 5, the SDPA initiated an ex officio preliminary inquiry proceeding to review whether data communications between social networks were in accordance with the Spanish data protection regulations.

SDPA To Collaborate With Counsels Of Consumers And Users

On October 13, the Spanish Data Protection Agency published its Annual Report (source document in Spanish) for 2013.

On January 16, the Spanish DPA announced that it had authorized a certification body to provisionally certify data protection officers pursuant to the certification scheme ...

On June 29, the Spanish DPA published a guide on the processing of data captured though cameras in accordance with the GDPR ...

On August 7, the Spanish DPA published the criteria (source document in Spanish) used in the consideration of a candidate for the 2017 Personal Data Protection Awards.

In June 2017, the Spanish government published a preliminary draft of the Organic Law's 78 Articles on the Protection of Personal Data, which would repeal the Spanish Data Protection Law...

In June, the Spanish Data Protection Agency ("DPA") published its 2014 Annual Report (source document in Spanish).

On July 4, the Spanish government appointed nine members (source document in Spanish) to the Advisory Council of the Spanish DPA.

The document is divided into 29 blocks, including information transparency, data subjects' rights, records of processing activities, technical and organizational measures, and transfers of data...

The aim of the recently established National Cybersecurity Council in Spain is to assist the National Security Council.

On November 12, 2015, the Spanish Supreme Court prohibited (source document in Spanish) the maintenance and transfer of files blacklisting workers.

In March 2014, the Data Protection Agency in Spain launched a new security breach notification system.