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The EU Data Act is in force - What companies need to know now Since September 12, 2025, the EU Data Act has been binding in all member states of the European Union. The regulation marks a decisive step in Europe's digital transformation. The aim is to make access to...
Data Breaches & Privacy Violations Across Europe: A Wake-Up Call for Cybersecurity and Governance In recent months, several data breaches in Europe have shown how serious the consequences of a lack of cyber security and inadequate governance can be. The...
Data protection: A necessity in the digital world
In today’s digital world, data protection is crucial to protect privacy, build trust and protect sensitive information from misuse or security breaches. Compliance with regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is essential to uphold ethical standards and protect the rights of individuals. In May 2025, significant fines were again imposed for violations of the GDPR.
Data protection is essential for trust between companies and customers. Responsible handling of personal data protects privacy and strengthens brand reputation. With a detailed data inventory, regular training and transparent guidelines, companies can integrate data protection sustainably and position themselves as reliable, trustworthy partners.
Uber: 290 million euro fine for GDPR-infringing data transfer to the USA.
Belgian telecommunications company: 100,000 euro fine for failure to respond to requests for information.
Spain: 300 euro fine for video surveillance of public spaces.
Denmark: 26,803 euro fine for unencrypted, stolen laptops.
Uniqlo: 270,000 euro fine for incorrectly sending payslips.
The new ISO 27001 version introduces 11 additional security measures, including cloud security, threat intelligence and data masking.
These changes reduce the total number of measures from 114 to 93 and require companies to adapt their information security strategy.