Wednesday 12 November | Over seven years on from its introduction, the GDPR continues to evolve as new technologies, court rulings and regulatory guidance reshape how organisations must handle personal data.
With the EU AI Act now in force, cross-border data transfer frameworks shifting and regulators imposing record fines, compliance has never been more complex or more essential.
From AI-driven decision-making to international data sharing and the UK’s new data laws, organisations face a rapidly changing landscape of obligations and risks. Data protection is no longer just about avoiding fines. It’s about maintaining trust, safeguarding reputation, and building resilience in a digital-first world.
This webinar covered:
- What the latest GDPR fines reveal about regulator priorities
- Navigating overlaps and conflicts between AI regulation and data protection rules
- Practical steps for managing EU–UK–US data flows after recent adequacy decisions and court rulings
- Adapting to new challenges including biometric data, children’s privacy, and AI-driven profiling
- Real-world case studies illustrating the practical challenges and implications of navigating data compliance