Tessa Lamken, author at External Data Protection Officer according to GDPR

The 5 most common corporate data breaches

by Tessa Lamken | Jan 14, 2022 | Privacy

A wide variety of companies regularly report data privacy violations to the data protection authorities. For the companies concerned, this usually means high financial and reputational consequences. That is why they attach great importance to precautionary measures. Besides...

Recording telephone calls - compliant with data protection?

by Tessa Lamken | Jan 10, 2022 | Privacy

Many companies regularly draw valuable information from communication with customers. It is not uncommon for this information to be obtained via telephone calls. In order to secure this information, it makes sense, for example, to record telephone calls. But is this...

Tesla as company car not compliant with data protection?

by Tessa Lamken | Dec 19, 2021 | Privacy

Vehicles from the manufacturer Tesla are becoming increasingly popular, especially in the e-mobility scene. So it's no wonder that the idea of using Tesla vehicles as company vehicles is quickly being considered. In data protection law, this primarily involves...

Log4j vulnerability - What to do?

by Tessa Lamken | Dec 19, 2021 | Privacy

It has recently become known that the software library called Log4j has a security vulnerability. This can be exploited very easily to take over entire IT systems or to tap data. Many cybercriminals are now exploiting this, while IT professionals...

What does an external data protection officer do?

by Tessa Lamken | Dec 9, 2021 | Privacy

The GDPR regulates in Art. 37 ff everything about the data protection officer, whose appointment is mandatory for many companies. The data protection officer can be an employee of the data protection controller...

The 5 most common corporate data breaches

Recording telephone calls - compliant with data protection?

Tesla as company car not compliant with data protection?

Log4j vulnerability - What to do?

What does an external data protection officer do?

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