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IRELAND: First GDPR fine issued in Ireland

DLA Piper Privacy Matters

The breaches included various instances of inappropriate system access, accidental and inappropriate disclosure of personal data by email and unauthorised disclosure of data. Tusla collects and processes highly sensitive, often special category data concerning children, vulnerable women and families across Ireland.

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RuNet – Russia successfully concluded tests on its Internet infrastructure

Security Affairs

The exercises aimed at testing and ensuring the integrity and the security of Russia’s Internet infrastructure, so-called RuNet. “According to Sokolov, several scenarios were worked out during the exercises. Copyright (C) 2014-2015 Media.net Advertising FZ-LLC All Rights Reserved -->. Pierluigi Paganini.

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EDPB Publishes Guidelines on the Right to Be Forgotten in Search Engine Cases

Hunton Privacy

The Guidelines aim to provide guidance on: (1) the grounds on which individuals can rely for submitting a request for the right to be forgotten in relation to links to web pages containing their personal data; and (2) the exceptions to the right to be forgotten that search engine operators could use to reject such a request.

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Bodybuilding.com forces password reset after a security breach

Security Affairs

The website offers any kind of fitness articles, exercises, workouts, and supplements. The company confirmed it has no evidence that personal customer information was accessed or misused, as a precautionary measure the company is notifying all current and former users and customers. Pierluigi Paganini.

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Article 29 Working Party Discusses Guidelines for Search Engines in the Context of Costeja

Hunton Privacy

On June 3 and 4, 2014, the Article 29 Working Party held a meeting to discuss the consequences of the European Court of Justice’s May 13, 2014 judgment in Costeja , which is widely described as providing a “right to be forgotten.” Read the Working Party’s press release.

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CJEU Rules “Right to be Forgotten” on Google Limited to the EU in Landmark Case

Hunton Privacy

CNIL regarding (1) the territorial scope of the right to be forgotten, referred to in the judgement as the “right to de-referencing,” and (2) the conditions in which individuals may exercise the right to be forgotten in relation to links to web pages containing sensitive data. Background. In the Google v.

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EU Data Retention Directive Invalidated

Hunton Privacy

On April 8, 2014, the European Court of Justice ruled that the EU Data Retention Directive is invalid because it disproportionally interferes with the European citizens’ rights to private life and protection of personal data. The Court’s ruling applies retroactively to the day the Directive entered into force.