Digital Omnibus: Key takeaways for privacy and compliance teams
Key Takeaways No immediate action required: These are still draft proposals. If adopted, most changes will be phased in gradually, with limited […]
Belgium’s first year of NIS2: What Cyfun means for you
At a Belgian shipping terminal, an automated gate system failed for just one hour because the supplier’s camera equipment malfunctioned. In that […]
Sales can also be free: CJEU confirms soft opt-in for free content under ePrivacy Directive
Introduction Inteligo Media is a website offering daily updates on Romanian legislative developments. Most articles are free, but users hit a paywall […]
Why AI still needs a human in the loop, and what EU law says about It
Table of Contents Introduction You apply for a job online, upload your CV, and within seconds receive a polite rejection. You never […]
The AI Act’s New Guidelines on General-Purpose AI Models (GPAI)
Table of Contents The European Commission’s July 2025 Guidelines on the Scope of the Obligations for General-Purpose AI Models (GPAI) mark the […]
What is a virtual DPO (vDPO)?
What is a vDPO? A virtual Data Protection Officer (or vDPO) is a company/service provider assigned as external DPO, who delivers data […]
Is personal data always personal?
What the SRB-case teaches us about Pseudonymisation, Consent, and GDPR Compliance For years, privacy professionals have debated: should we consider personal data […]
Professional secrecy and the GDPR. what healthcare providers need to know
In healthcare, trust is everything. That trust begins with a promise: that what’s shared in confidence stays in confidence. But what happens […]
LLMs in Healthcare: what’s helpful, harmful and what do you need to know?
The rise of generative AI is rewriting how we work. ChatGPT, one of the most talked-about tools in this AI wave, is […]
How to address GDPR in hospital procurement.
When hospitals work with external suppliers, whether for software, support services or infrastructure, personal data is often part of the equation. That […]
What your fridge can teach you about data governance
Data governance is often perceived as highly complex, technical, and somewhat difficult to apply. It’s typically driven by IT teams with ambitions […]
What you need to know about Belgium’s Private Investigation Law
In Belgium, the private investigation sector is tightly regulated to both protect citizens’ rights and ensure the quality of investigative work. Since […]
