Data Protection Archive - Page 43 of 58 - External Data Protection Officer according to GDPR

Sick notes and data protection

by Tessa Lamken | Oct 15, 2021 | Privacy

It happens that individual employees in companies are absent due to illness. This results in personal data. What needs to be communicated to whom in these cases? How else should the data of the employee on sick leave be handled? You can find out here....

Privacy and hackers

by Tessa Lamken | Oct 13, 2021 | Privacy

Companies in Germany are increasingly falling victim to so-called hackers and their attacks. But not all hackers are the same, and the factors to be considered in data protection differ from attack to attack. Personal data and...

Effectiveness of a consumer's consent to advertising

by Tessa Lamken | Oct 7, 2021 | Privacy

Consumers who conclude contracts with companies often already give their consent via the company's general terms and conditions (GTC). For example, they also agree to be contacted for advertising purposes. In most cases, this counts...

Data protection at Tesla: May driving data be passed on to authorities?

by Tessa Lamken | Oct 6, 2021 | Privacy

The car industry, like many others, is collecting more and more data, which is being captured by innovative devices. This is also the case with Tesla's electric vehicles. What the drivers usually do not expect: Tesla provides this data upon request....

Inquiry of the Corona vaccination status by the employer

by Tessa Lamken | Oct 1, 2021 | Privacy

In times of the Corona pandemic, it has become commonplace for individuals to be forced into quarantine. Even if these individuals are in good health, they are thus prevented from working. Where previously the state paid for the loss of wages of the affected...

Advantages of digital personnel files