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Privacy Law and Data Protection

Data protection has become a central issue for companies and public entities, especially with the continuous evolution of privacy regulations. Privacy training is essential to ensure compliance with current laws and to safeguard the sensitive information of customers, employees, and partners.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR – Regulation EU 2016/679) imposes strict obligations on companies regarding the management of personal data, with severe penalties for non-compliance. Additionally, Law 58/2023, which has updated certain national provisions on data processing, has strengthened security measures and corporate responsibilities.

Frareg’s privacy and GDPR training courses provide practical tools and regulatory updates for businesses and professionals, ensuring proper information management. Key topics covered include data protection, consent management, drafting privacy policies, and security measures to prevent unauthorized access.

Investing in privacy training not only mitigates the risk of fines but also helps build trust with customers and partners, demonstrating a concrete commitment to confidentiality and information security.

Privacy: Who is the Data Processor?

With the entry into force of the European Regulation on the protection of personal data No. 679/2016 (GDPR), the two main roles in privacy regulation have been defined in greater detail: the Data Controller and the Data Processor. The Data Controller is the entity that processes personal data without...

10 December 2019

Can Employers Monitor Employees’ Internet Browsing?

The employer cannot monitor employees’ internet browsing. The Garante Privacy (Italian Data Protection Authority) has prohibited a company from using data relating to an employee’s internet browsing after the worker, although unauthorized, accessed the internet from a company computer. The employer, having examined the computer’s data, accused the employee...

10 March 2008