Secure instant payments for individuals in the EU
EDPS welcomes the proposed Regulation aiming to increase the use of instant credit transfers, in an efficient and accurate way.
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New Podcast: The Newsletter Digest!
Introducing our brand NEW podcast series, the #NewsletterDigest, which aims to bring you closer to some of the work we do to shape a safer digital future, in just under 10 minutes. Have a listen here!
Reiterating our commitment to support Data Protection Officers of the EU institutions
At the EDPS, we attach huge importance to these bi-annual meetings with the DPO network, as these allow us to enhance our cooperation, and to acknowledge the efficient and hard work of the DPOs of the EUIs over the years.
IPEN webinar on central bank digital currency
On 1st December at 14:30 CET, the EDPS organised an IPEN Webinar to discuss the state of the art of the available design options in the field of transaction validation, auditability and monitoring for compliant and privacy-enhancing solutions.
Pairing up Cybersecurity and Data Protection efforts: EDPS and ENISA sign Memorandum of Understanding
Today's MoU formalises the EDPS and ENISA's cooperation, which has been ongoing for several years.
Supervision Conference: Data protection and criminal justice
EDPS, Eurojust and EPPO are hosting a conference on data protection in the field of criminal justice in the EU.
- When: 29 November 2022 from 8:45 to 18:00 CET
- Where: Borschette Conference Centre, Brussels, Belgium / online
Check the event page for more information and the registration form.
EU-wide cybersecurity requirements to protect privacy and personal data
The cybersecurity of products with digital elements is of utmost importance to protect effectively individuals’ fundamental rights in the digital age, including their rights to privacy and data protection.
EU Media Freedom Act: EDPS calls for better protection for all journalists and a ban on highly advanced military-grade spyware
The EDPS is concerned that the measures envisaged to protect journalists, their sources, and media service providers in the proposed EU Media Freedom Act may not be effective in practice.
