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The Evolving Landscape of European Data Privacy Laws

  • The GDPR is undoubtedly the most well-known and influential worldwide data privacy law to date, and it continues to affect current policies.
  • According to the ePrivacy Directive, people must opt in before a corporation can send them communications.
  • Digital Markets Act restricts large corporations from abusing their market power and allows new players to enter the market.
  • Digital Services Act creates a transparent and safe online space to safeguard users from illegal content, online discrimination, and cyber assault.
  • The Draft Data Act regulates the data created by IoT devices, ensures fair use and access, and gives consumers and enterprises control over their data.
  • European Health Data Space (EHDS), Data Governance Act (DGA), Artificial Intelligence Regulation, and ePrivacy Regulation are examples of the evolving privacy landscape in the EU.

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Important Facts About European Data Privacy Laws

The European privacy laws that govern data flow within and outside the EU region are currently the world's most powerful data protection framework. Respect for private life and personal data protection is recognized in Articles 7 and 8 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.

Extraterritorial applicability, conditionalities for personal data transfers, and multilateral treaties have helped spread European data protection laws worldwide. It is uncertain, however, if the EU will continue to act as a global data regulator.

The European Union's data privacy landscape comprises two of the most prominent EU privacy laws: the ePrivacy Directive (ePD) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The ePrivacy Regulation aims to replace the ePrivacy Directive, which, among other things, demands the end user's consent for the use of cookies and tracking technology.

The growing adoption of data protection laws through the establishment of highly independent data protection authorities compels the need for data protection officers. Presently, the EU privacy regulations have built a data privacy landscape that website owners worldwide must adhere to if they provide services to the EU.

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How Securiti Can Help You

The GDPR was enacted in 2016 to give EU citizens more control over their personal data processing while ensuring organizations employ adequate security safeguards that protect users’ data privacy.

With data privacy laws evolving in the EU, Securiti stays up to date with evolving law requirements and upcoming legislation to help businesses comply with the ever-evolving data privacy landscape and avoid noncompliance penalties.

To get started on your road to compliance, request a demo today.

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