Six months before the enforcement of  the General Data   Protection Regulation  (ruling 2016/679/UE), this one-day colloquium is meant to address the obligations of private and public players and  to suggest  good practices and concrete answers in order  to achieve compliance and thus  avoid and limit the threat of sanctions.
Organizers.

Céline Castets-Renard and Jessica Eynardin in charge of  the Master’s Degree  (Year 2) of Law and Digital Technology, Université Toulouse 1 Capitole

IRDEIC,  Research Institute in European, International and Comparative Law

With the collaboration of  the students’association of the Master’s Degree  (Year 2) of Law and Digital technology

Presentation

Six months before the enforcement  of the General Personal Data   Protection Regulation  (ruling 2016/679/UE), this one-day colloquium is meant to address the obligations of private and public players and to suggest good practices and concrete answers in order  to achieve compliance and thus  avoid and limit the threat of sanctions.

Intended audience

Businesses, public authorities, any players or sub-contractors processing and using personal data.This colloquium is open to lawyers within the framework of the continuing education scheme.

Goal

Detailing the enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in order to assist companies and more particularly SMEs in achieving compliance. The sharing of concrete experiences will feed a more global theoretical approach.