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www.iapp.org GDPR Readiness: Role of the DPO EDAA Summit 2017 – London Paul Jordan Tuesday 28 November, 2017

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GDPR Readiness: Role of the DPOEDAA Summit 2017 – London Paul JordanTuesday 28 November, 2017

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Overview

• GeneralDPOrequirementsundertheGDPR:legitimacyoftheDPOrole

• InternationalResearchfindingsinDataProtection

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The growth of an industry

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DataProtectionOfficers(Art.37–39)aretoensurecompliancewithinorganisations.Theyhavetobeappointedforallpublicauthoritiesandforcompanieswherethe“coreactivities”:

- regularlyandsystematicallymonitordatasubjectsonalargescale,or

- processonalargescalespecialcategoriesofdata(Art.9and10).

Data Protection OfficersArt. 37–39

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- CoreActivities:Keyoperationsnecessarytoachievebusinessgoals+processingwhichformsaninextricablepartofthebusinessactivity.

- LargeScale:Recital91mentions“processingoperationswhichaimtoprocessconsiderableamountsofpersonaldataatnational,regionalorsupranationallevelwhichcouldaffectalargenumberofdatasubjectsandwhicharelikelytoresultinahighrisk”.

What does ‘core activities’ and ‘large scale’ mean?

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DPD

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SECTIONIXNOTIFICATIONArticle18Obligationtonotifythesupervisoryauthority

1. (…)2. MemberStatesmayprovideforthesimplificationoforexemption

fromnotificationonlyinthefollowingcasesandunderthefollowingconditions:• (…)• Wherethecontroller,incompliancewiththenationallawwhich

governshim,appointsapersonaldataprotectionofficial,responsibleinparticular:•forensuringinanindependentmannertheinternalapplicationofthenationalprovisionstakenpursuanttothisDirective•forkeepingtheregisterofprocessingoperationscarriedoutbythecontroller,containingtheitemsofinformationreferredtoinArticle21(2),therebyensuringthattherightsandfreedomsofthedatasubjectsareunlikelytobeadverselyaffectedbytheprocessingoperations.

Article20Priorchecking1. (…)2. Suchpriorchecksshallbecarriedoutbythesupervisoryauthority

followingreceiptofanotificationfromthecontrollerorbythedataprotectionofficial,who,incasesofdoubt,mustconsultthesupervisoryauthority.

SECTION4DATAPROTECTIONOFFICERArticle37Designationofthedataprotectionofficer

1. Thecontrollerandtheprocessorshalldesignateadataprotectionofficerinanycasewhere:

a) theprocessingiscarriedoutbyapublicauthorityorbody,exceptforcourtsactingintheirjudicialcapacity;

b) thecoreactivitiesofthecontrollerortheprocessorconsistofprocessingoperationswhich,byvirtueoftheirnature,theirscopeand/ortheirpurposes, requireregularandsystematicmonitoringofdatasubjectsonalargescale;or

c) thecoreactivitiesofthecontrollerortheprocessorconsistofprocessingonalargescaleofspecialcategoriesofdatapursuanttoArticle9andpersonaldatarelatingtocriminalconvictionsandoffencesreferredtoinArticle10.

GDPR

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Data Protection Officers

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Nature and challenges• TheDPOissimilarbutnotthesameasaComplianceOfficerastheyarealsoexpected

tobeproficientatmanagingITprocesses,datasecurity(includingdealingwithcyber-attacks)andothercriticalbusinesscontinuityissuesaroundtheholdingandprocessingofpersonalandsensitivedata.Theskillsetrequiredstretchesbeyondunderstandinglegalcompliancewithdataprotectionlawsandregulations.

• MonitoringofDPOswillbetheresponsibilityoftheRegulatorratherthantheBoardofDirectorsoftheorganisation thatemploystheDPO:theindependencefactor.

• Internally,theDPOwillneedtocreatetheirownsupportteamandwillalsoberesponsiblefortheirowncontinuingprofessionaldevelopmentastheyneedtoberelativelyindependentoftheorganisation thatemploysthem,effectivelyactingasa‘businessenabler’withinorganisations.

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Data Protection Officer

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Qualifications

Art.37(5):‘Thedataprotectionofficershallbedesignatedonthebasisofprofessionalqualitiesand,inparticular,expertknowledgeofdataprotectionlawandpracticesandtheabilitytofulfilthetasksreferredtoinArticle39.’

• Certifications:CIPP/E (EUdataprotectionlegislation),CIPM (dataprotectionpractices,[D]PIAs,Programmgt)

• Furtherqualifications&continuouseducation

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CIPP/EEU laws and regulations

The global standard for the go-to person for privacy laws, regulations and frameworks

CIPMOperations

The first and only privacy certification for professionals who

manage day-to-day operations

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Data Protection Officer

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Responsibilities (Art. 39)• Counsel theentityinregardtoapplicabledataprotectionlaws• Monitor compliancewithapplicabledataprotection(GDPR)provisionsandalignmentwithinternalpolicies, includingtheassignmentofresponsibilities,

• Awareness-raising andtraining ofstaffinvolvedintheprocessingoperations

• Conductionofdataprotectionaudits and[D]PIAs• Cooperateandcommunicatewiththeresponsible regulatoryauthority

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Data Protection Officer

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Data Protection Risk Management

(Art.39(2)): ‘Thedataprotectionofficershallintheperformanceofhisorhertaskshavedueregardtotheriskassociatedwithprocessingoperations,takingintoaccountthenature,scope,contextandpurposesofprocessing.’

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Privacy Risks

NoticeandConsent

Data Loss

Data Usage

Individuals’Rights

DataTransfers

ThirdParties

Over-retentionofdata

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Key Risk Impacts

Financial Impact

Reputational Impact

Regulatory Impact

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Data Protection Officer

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Positioning in the company (Art. 38)

1) Properandtimelyinvolvementinallrelevantaspectstobeensuredbythecontroller

2) Supportbysufficientresourcesandaccesstodataandsystemsandallowanceoffurtherqualification

3) Independenceofinstructionsandprotectionagainstsanctioningbycontrollerasemployer

4) Pointofcontactfordatasubjects

5) Professionalsecrecyandinterestprotection

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Accountability & GDPR

Accountability is a Key Principle

The new accountability principle in Article 5(2) requires the controller to demonstrate compliance with the principles relating to personal data and states explicitly that this is the controllers responsibility

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Demonstrating Accountability

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Demonstrate compliance by implementing

appropriate technical and organisational

measures

Maintain relevant documentation

Appoint a data protection officer,

if appropriate

Implementing measures that

meet principles of data protection by

design and data protection by

default

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Outsourcing the DPO?

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Shared and external DPOs

(Art.37(2)): ‘Agroupofundertakings mayappointasingledataprotection officer provided thatadataprotection officer iseasilyaccessible fromeachestablishment.’

(Art.37(6)): ‘Thedataprotection officermaybeastaffmemberofthecontroller orprocessor,orfulfilthetasksonthebasisofaservicecontract.’

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CPO vs. DPO

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Considerations

• IsthismandatoryDPOtheleaddataprotectionandprivacyvoiceintheorganisation?

• DoestheDPO’sroleinworkingwiththeregulatormakeitdifficultfortheDPOtoengageinhigh-levelstrategicconversations?

• WouldappointingexternalcounselasDPOcreateconflictwhenworkingwiththeleadprivacyvoiceintheorganisation?

• RememberArt.38(3):‘Thecontrollerandprocessor shallensure thatthedataprotectionofficerdoesnotreceiveanyinstructionsregardingtheexerciseofthose tasks.’

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For questions or to request additional information:

Paul JordanManaging Director, Europe, [email protected]+32.(0)2.761.66.86www.iapp.org