Data Protection in Brazil: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives
summary
Brazil’s general data protection law (LGPD) comes into force 18 Sept 2020 and the national authority (ANPD) is formally created in Nov with a five‑director board and roughly 47 staff initially growing to ~50. LGPD mirrors GDPR but has 10 legal bases (vs six in GDPR), mandates a DPO for all unless exempted, sets access deadlines at 15 days, allows fines up to 2% of revenue capped at 50 million reais (~USD 10M), and leaves ANPD to approve SCCs, BCRs, adequacy and to set breach‑notification timing (provisionally two working days).
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- 0:00Start
- 3:45Approach towards Personal Data Protection
- 5:16National Data Protection Authority
- 6:46Role of Rdpa
- 8:06International Engagement
- 14:14Security Incidents and Data Breaches
- 22:39International Data Transfers
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