New guidelines on pseudonymization
In January, the European Data Protection Board (“EDPB”) published new guidelines on pseudonymization. In this blog, we briefly discuss the implications…
Legitimate Interest and Processing Personal Data
The use of AI raises significant (ethical) questions, especially when personal data is processed. A critical question is: can your organisation process…
Law Enforcement Access to Data
Organisations will need to carefully evaluate how potential regulatory changes might impact their data handling practices, infrastructure decisions, and…
Paying your insurance with personal data
You may have noticed it in the annual search for the best policy at the most competitive premium; some health insurers operate business models where customers…
Council presidency: Poland’s turn
The rotation of the presidency of the Council of the EU: what to expect of the Polish agenda?
Privacy compliance as a competitive advantage?
The Court ruled in the Lindenapotheke judgment that information entered by customers when ordering pharmacy drugs should be considered health data. In…
Protecting Children’s Rights in the Digital World
In these days, children are using technology more and more. While this can support certain aspects of children's development, it also exposes them to potential…
When AI overshares
This blog will focus on the most commonly used generative AI models by organizations—large language models (“LLMs”) like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot—and…
