GDPR guest lecture 1: How is the GDPR enforced?
As part of teaching activities offered at the elective course JUS-294-2-A “Privacy and data protection – GDPR”, all our students and other persons interested in data protection and the GDPR are warmly welcome to join four guest lectures. The lectures are held by privacy and data protection experts working in both public and private sector. For details concerning the guest lecturers, topics of their lectures and participation, please check the invitations below.
Hovedinnhold
All interested students and other data protection enthusiasts are now kindly invited to register for a guest lecture with Tobias Judin, the Head of International at the Norwegian Data Protection Authority.
Topic: How is the GDPR enforced? Organisations that violate the European data protection rules risk hefty fines and other corrective measures. How do supervisory authorities proceed when they discover infringements? What should companies expect if they do not comply to the GDPR? Is GDPR enforced effectively? This presentation aims to explain which enforcement tools supervisory authorities have at their disposal, how these tools are used in practice, and which challenges lie ahead. Tobias Judin is the Head of International at the Norwegian Data Protection Authority. He represents Norway in the European Data Protection Board, working in close cooperation with the other EEA data protection supervisory authorities. He is furthermore responsible for the Norwegian Data Protection Authority’s cross-border cases and cases regarding international transfers. Tobias is a lawyer, technologist and sinologist by education.
Time and place:
14th March 2022, 12.15-14.00, Auditorium in JUSS II, Jekteviksbakken 31 or Zoom.
Register in advance for this meeting here.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. The link you will receive is your personal link and it will not work if shared with other persons.