Chaque institution, organe ou agence de l'UE (Institutions de l'UE) nomme un délégué à la protection des données (DPD). Il appartient au DPD de veiller de manière indépendante à l'application interne des règles de protection des données applicables aux institutions de l'UE. Cela implique également d'autres tâches telles que de veiller à ce que les responsables du traitement et les personnes concernées soient informés de leurs droits et obligations et coopèrent avec le CEPD à sa demande ou de leur propre initiative. Une liste des délégués à la protection des données peut être consultée sur le site du CEPD.
Observations du CEPD à la BEI relatives aux dispositions d’application concernant le DPD et à la procédure relative à l’exercice des droits des personnes concernées (dossier 2020-0683).
In this edition of the EDPS Newsletter we cover the EDPS consultation on transfers of personal data, the virtual visit at the European Medicines Agency (EMA), the new TechDispatch on contact tracing and mobile apps, the 47th DPO virtual meeting among other topics.
46th Meeting of the Data Protection Officers of the EU institutions and the European Data Protection Supervisor, Historical Archives of the European Union, Florence, Italy
Inspections are one of the tools used by the EDPS to ensure that the EU institutions and bodies comply with the rules set out in Regulation (EU) 2018/1725. EDPS Factsheet 5 provides information on what to expect if the EDPS carries out an inspection at your institution.
Dates: 1 and 2 October 2018
Location: Court of Justice, Luxembourg
The law applicable to EU institutions and bodies when they process personal data of individuals is about to change. The new Regulation will come into effect in 2018 (repealing the existing Regulation (EC) 45/2001) and has significant implications for all those dealing with personal data in their work.
As part of the EDPS training campaign for EU institutions, EDPS staff will deliver two practical training sessions for EU staff members working in Luxemburg. The course gives you a practical overview of data protection principles, your institution's accountability in practice, how to embed data protection principles in new procedures and projects, what to do in case of personal data breaches, how to ensure data protection compliance in procurement procedures and much more. This course aims to help you prepare for these new rules.
More information and registration for EU staff members working in Luxembourg through EU learn.