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Over the last couple of years, European legislators, authorities and various bodies have intensified their efforts and each month strived for a better...

Like in every other GDPR jurisdiction, in Poland the Data Protection Authority ("DPA") is obliged to prepare its annual statement by the end of August every year.

The modern banking and credit industry rely heavily on the analysis of the customers' data.

Biometric technology, especially facial recognition, has taken off in recent years. From airport security to simply unlocking a smartphone, facial recognition is now a fixture...

Two new documents were issued in December 2017 by the EU's Article 29 Data Protection Working Party explaining how to interpret and apply the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation ...

After conducting a formal proceeding, on 7 October 2021 the Polish Data Protection Authority ("DPA") issued a decision (number: ZSPR.440.331.2019.PR.PAM) towards one of the largest online media provider in Poland.

While US mass surveillance is heavily debated across Europe, the new Polish government swiftly moved to adopt a new set of laws which allow Polish law enforcement authorities extensive access...

A draft of Poland’s new draft data protection law has been released and has the potential to significantly change the rules in Poland governing international data transfers and data privacy officers.

On October 15, the Ministry of Digital Affairs presented a draft law on the "Commission for the Development and Security of Artificial Intelligence," misleadingly titled the "Artificial Intelligence

While the GDPR harmonises the majority of data protection law in the EU, there is scope for variation between Member States in certain areas.

On July 8, 2019 the updated list of operations requiring a data protection impact assessment (DPIA) was published in the official gazette of the Republic of Poland.

A draft of Poland’s new draft data protection law has been released and has the potential to significantly change the rules in Poland governing international data transfers and data privacy officers.

The EU Data Act brings sweeping changes for SaaS providers, introducing new rights for customers to switch providers and mandating clear, written contractual terms around data portability and migration.

Since 25 May 2018, controllers experiencing a personal data breach must – as a general rule – notify it to the appropriate supervisory authority.

In this article we would like to take a look at the most interesting cases of breaches that happened in Poland in the past two years.

GDPR and Data Protection expert and senior associate Bartosz Jankowski shares some important data protection information…

The constant and growing development of new technologies is leading towards an increasing availability of various digital products for consumers.