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Legal implications and consequences of GDPR Prof. dr. Mindaugas Kiškis Partner, FORT Vilnius http://www.fortlegal.com

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Legal implications andconsequences of GDPR

Prof. dr. Mindaugas Kiškis

Partner, FORT Vilnius

http://www.fortlegal.com

Why GDPR matters for business?

• FACT: there are no businesses, which do not process personal data

• FACT: on average GDPR introduces more obligations on businesses, compared to existing rules

• FACT: GDPR shifts active responsibility for the supervision of the data processing onto businesses themselves

• FACT: GDPR introduces draconic sanctions

• FACT: GDPR introduces major uncertainties and unequal rules

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All businesses process personal data

• Personal data is increasingly broadly interpreted

• Publicity does not prejudice personal data protection

• Employee data or supplier/customer/partner employee data ispersonal data

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Shift of responsibilities under the GDPR

• NOW: Regulatory authorities supervise businesses, maintan data controller registries, prescribe registration forms and otherformalities, etc. (usiness obligations are relatively passive)

• GDPR: Business have active obligations of data protection –maintaining detailed records, data protection by design, performingimpact assesments, the Data Protection Officer, notification ofbreaches, training

• Some formalities are formally dropped – no formal DC registration forbusinesses, which do not process personal data on a large scale

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Benefits for multinationals

• The ability to choose a single supervisory authority in one EU country

• Whole group of companies is considered one entity

• Transfers between the group companies - as internal data transfers.

• Local businesses stuck with supervisory authority at home

• Consumer complaints ?

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Example of uncertainty – large scaleprocessinglarge-scale processing operations which aim to process a considerable amount of personal data at regional, national or supranational level and which could affect a large number of data subjects and which are likely to result in a high risk, for example, on account of their sensitivity, where in accordance with the achieved state of technological knowledge a new technology is used on a large scale as well as to other processing operations which result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of data subjects, in particular where those operations render it more difficult for data subjects to exercise their rights

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Businesses consider data protectionimportant, but..

• How significant is fireprotection?

• How many of you have a fireextingquisher at home?

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Duomenų apsaugai

teikiame didelę

reikšmę72%

Duomenų apsaugai

teikiame vidutinę

reikšmę22%

Duomenų apsaugai neteikiame didelės

reikšmės6%

How significant, in the opinion of our company, is personal data protection ?

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In LT most businesses use new technology ona large scale

84

78

66

32

22

16

6

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El. paštas

Įmonės informacinės sistemos įmonės serveryje

Debesų saugyklos (Dropbox, Google Drive ir pan.)

Mobilieji įrenginiai, per kuriuos galima prisijungti prieįmonės IT sistemų

Nutolusios saugyklos (failų serveriai)

Išorinės laikmenos (USB ir pan.)

Mūsų įmonės duomenis tvarko išorinis paslaugų tiekėjas(SaS) (pvz. Office 365)

Kiti elektroniniai būdai

Kuriais iš išvardintų būdų Jūsų įmonė tvarko (renka, saugo, perduoda) asmens duomenis? 9© Mindaugas Kiškis, 2017; shall not be reproduced or used in

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LT businesses know no GDPR

• Įmonės nežino Reglamento privalumų ir įmonių darbą palengvinančių taisyklių

• Įmonės nesinaudoja specialistų pagalba

• Mažai įmonių mokosi apie asmens duomenų apsaugą

Taip, mažiausiai

kartą per metus

22%

Taip, rečiau

negu kartą per

metus4%

Ne74%

Ar Jūsų įmonė vykdo darbuotojų mokymus (arba skiria tam biudžetą) duomenų apsaugos klausimais?

Taip, žinome

apie atsirasiančias

naujovės

8%

Taip, bet nežinome

jame numatytų pasikeitimų…

Ne

22%

Do you know about GDPR?

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Privacy by Design & Impact Assesments v. REALITY

Taip, teko, ir

taikome jį savo veikloje

6% Taip, teko, bet

netaikome jo savo veikloje…

Neteko apie tai

girdėti84%

Have you heard about „privacy by design“?

Taip, teko, mes tokius

vertinimus atl iekame

6%Taip, teko, bet

mes tokių vertinimų

neatliekame

14%

Neteko apie tai girdėti

80%

Have you heard about impact asessments?

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Hard v. Soft data protection

Businesses are fixed on Hard protection

• Privacy boredom and double standards

• Požiūris į asmens duomenų apsaugą kaip įadministracinę pareigą, nesuteikiančiąkonkrečios naudos verslui

• Nepakankamas švietimas duomenųapsaugos klausimais

• Fiksacija į „kietąjį“ saugumą

Įgyvendinant Reglamentą dauguma įmoniųplanuoja išsiversti investicijomis į „kietąsias“– technines duomenų apsaugos priemones,nors Reglamentas būtent akcentuoja„minkštąsias“ priemones

Taip74%

Ne

10%

Nežinau

16%

Ar šiuo metu Lietuvoje galiojantis duomenų apsaugos teisinis

reguliavimas yra pakankamas?

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Discussion

• GDPR may be more useful for multinationals

• In the short term there are major uncertainties

• GDPR compliance is not easy and is going to be costly

• In the long terms the competitiveness may be negatively affected

• What is the purpose of administrative protection, if civil protection is neglected?

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Thank you [email protected]

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