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Using Microsoft 365 in a privacy-compliant way?

by Tessa Lamken | Jan 9, 2023 | Privacy

The data protection risks of Microsoft 365 have long been known. Nevertheless, many companies continue to use the software service. Find out what the DSK's "Working Group for Microsoft Online Services" has come up with on this topic here. DSK on Microsoft 365 The...

Data in a third country: access risk already contrary to data protection?

by Tessa Lamken | Aug 23, 2022 | Privacy

At the latest since the Schrems II ruling, it has become clear that the transfer of data to countries outside the EU (third countries) can be problematic under data protection law. But is the risk of transfer to a third country sufficient? This view is...

New data protection agreement with the USA: Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework

by Tessa Lamken | May 16, 2022 | Privacy

On March 25, 2022, the publication of a new data protection agreement between the EU and the USA took place. This is already the third agreement that concerns transatlantic data transfers. What exactly was recorded and how this currently affects the practice...

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...

Using Microsoft 365 in a privacy-compliant way?

Data in a third country: access risk already contrary to data protection?

New data protection agreement with the USA: Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework

Tesla as company car not compliant with data protection?

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