The GDPR aims to harmonise data protection laws in EU member states and better protect the rights of individuals. It also sets out rules for how businesses can handle the information of those who interact with them. Those who violate the rules face heavy fines and reputational damage. In addition, GDPR is known to have extraterritorial application which makes it necessary for non-EU business to understand and in certain cases follow the regulation.

 

During 1-hour presentation and Q&A session, you will receive answers to:

 

• How does the GDPR work in Poland and how it may extend to Ukraine?

• What are the differences between the GDPR regulations in Poland and Ukrainian data protection rules?

• What should Ukrainian business consider working with European companies?

• What do you need to know to handle data transfer properly?

 

Find out more about GDPR and data protection!

 

Register here.