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NZZ, 25 May 2021 The EU law has an indirect impact on Switzerland because it applies to all companies that sell products and services to the EU. The EU has given data protection authorities a powerful tool of enforcement – in particular the possibility of fines, and at a level that hurts even the big […]
Switzerland has revised its new data protection law and brought it into line with the European data protection law (EU-DSGVO). The EU would now have to recognise the level of data protection here as equivalent, which is actually already overdue.
After the Federal Council broke off negotiations for a new framework agreement with the EU last Wednesday, the question now arises as to the impact on Swiss data protection. Swiss companies now fear that the EU will refuse recognition. This could, on the one hand, prohibit the processing of customer-related data from the EU and, on the other hand, impose new hurdles.
We are pleased to provide you with new information on data protection and data protection management from now on and to support you comprehensively in the implementation of the new Swiss Data Protection Act (DSG) and the European Data Protection Regulation (EU-DSGVO).
From legal, professional and technical advice to full implementation and communication with your customers, we offer you full support. We know these challenges from numerous projects and thus offer you efficient and effective solutions.
We look forward to working with you to tackle and successfully implement these risky legal requirements.
Your Team data-protectors