****Dear Ladies and Gentlemen!****
The authorities in Russia and the rest of the world have recently been paying more and more attention to data protection issues. This is evidenced by the numerous laws adopted in this regard, the increased activities of the Russian Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media (Roskomnadzor), despite a moratorium on scheduled inspections, and the serious amendments that are expected to be introduced to broaden liability for violations of data protection laws.
For example, in a report that Roskomnadzor issued for 2023
Russian data protection laws impose numerous requirements on operators, and companies must expend enormous resources and be highly vigilant in the processing of personal data to comply with them. As a result, internal teams and DPOs often have questions about which requirements are most critical and pose the greatest risk to business. The list of requirements may vary depending on the size of the business and the company’s industry, business model, and other factors, however, there are issues that will be crucial for most operators.
In this brochure, we have highlighted such issues for the current period and invite you to learn more about them:
The importance of written consent;
Inspections by Roskomnadzor;
Requirements for online resources;
The "extraterritorial" principle of the application of the personal data law;
Localization trend;
Cross-border data transfer;
Anonymous data;
Personal data breaches;
Notification of a personal data breach;
Personal liability of management and imposition of criminal liability.
You can download the brochure here.
We hope that the information provided herein will be useful for you.