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The award goes to Eric Bedell, DPO of Franklin Templeton.
When receiving the Award, Eric Bedell declared he “gives a lot of value to the DPO of the Year award as it is bestowed by peers.”
Stéphane Omnes, DPO of POST Luxembourg, underlined that “DPO had to manage new challenges due to the health situation.” with one key focus: “How to grant the security of employees and customers with respect of their privacy?”
Do the Covid tracking applications respect the fundamental principles of personal data protection? Emma Goodwin and Renaud Le Squeren, two administrators of the APDL brought elements of answers on the subject during the webinar given as part of Cybersecurity Week 2020.
Find the presentation support here: APDL Cybersecurity week RLS
Replay : https://youtu.be/ppaLvft1umE
Link to the article on the Cybersecurity Week site: https://www.cybersecurityweek.lu/les-applications-de-tracage-covid-19-et-vos-donnees-personnelles/
Link to the interview in Silicon Luxembourg : https://www.siliconluxembourg.lu/what-is-the-value-of-tracking-apps/
The APDL Annual General Meeting took place on Wednesday, October 7 in the premises of DSM.
Following the candidacies submitted prior to the General Assembly meeting, fourteen members were elected to replace members of the board of directors at the end of their term of office or who have resigned, in the persons of:
The AGM was followed by a conference given by Mr Habran of the CNPD on the impact of the Schrems II judgment.
From left to right: Christophe Buschmann (CNPD), Nathalie Sprauer (Présidente), Henri Damiani (Secrétaire), Renaud Le Squeren (Vice Président), Arnaud Habran (CNPD)
LëtzBlock, the Luxembourg Blockchain & DLT Association, is currently drafting a paper on “smart contracts” legal framework in Luxembourg and has recently launched a survey to invite interested stakeholders to share their views on this topic(with a focus on legal and regulatory matters).
As a preliminary remark, the starting point for our survey was the lack of a common understanding among developers of smart contracts and the legal profession over the meaning of the term “smart contracts” and the legal uncertainties deriving from this lack of consensus.
LëtzBlock is therefore proposing a definition that has the potential to satisfy the requirements of both lawyers and blockchain and smart contracts’ developers and is seeking wider public consultation on the definition which is given below:
“A smart contract is a computerised transaction protocol between two or more parties. It may be self-executing. It can qualify as a contract within the meaning of Luxembourg Civil Code if the relevant criteria of articles 1101 and 1108 mainly are met.”
LëtzBlock is very interested in exploring how compliance with data protection requirements can be achieved in this area.
APDL is happy to support this initiate and invites his members to participate in the survey.
How can you share your views?
You can respond to the LëtzBlock survey available via the following link
https://smartcontractsurvey.evalandgo.com/s/index.php?a=JTk2cSU5NmglOUYlQUU=&id=JTk3cSU5QXAlOTYlQjE=
by 15 November 2020.
Feel free to quickly jump to page 12 if you wish to focus on data protection or/and don’t have too much time to spend on completing this survey
If you prefer to provide feedback orally, a conference call may be organised by sending an email at smartcontract@letzblock.com
Apply to become an active member of our Smart Contract working group by contacting LëtzBlock at smartcontract@letzblock.com
Please note that you do not need to provide personal data and responses will be anonymised if needed and grouped.
Your answers will help LëtzBlock to finalise the above-mentioned white paper, supported by current market views on the Luxembourg legal and regulatory framework applicable to Smart Contracts and the new opportunities that they may bring to Luxembourg.
In due course, LëtzBlock will organise an event dedicated to the presentation of survey results and of the final white paper. Details will be shared with you via LëtzBlock social media or via the APDL website.
Registration for the DPO of the Year election during the Cybersecurity week is now open.
For more information, click here
On behalf of ISACA I would like to inform you of the next ISACA event, which will take place on September 9, 2020.
“Isaca “SheLeadsTech” program is looking to increase the awareness and inclusion of women in the IT area.
Isaca Luxembourg is encouraging this initiative and organises an afterwork online conference on 9 september starting with 18:00.
Participants of the conference are:
– Jelena Matone, CISO of the year 2019 Luxembourg and
– Andrea Zengo, Global CISO of a worldwide company and founding member of WITSEC.
A round table discussion will follow covering topics like women representation in the technology profession and challenges during COVID-19.
For more details and for registration, please check the website.
http://www-eur.cvent.com/events/oneintech-sheleadstech-women-in-it/event-summary-a082b693820e4a0693e8802ac8db5136.aspx
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