Session 2
summary
Negotiators report enhanced Privacy Shield talks made significant progress during recent in‑person meetings in Brussels and aim for a durable, legally defensible deal soon to repair post‑Schrems II disruption. The ECJ ruling still constrains U.S. surveillance practices, so options include statutory changes or executive safeguards; meanwhile teams rely on modernized SCCs, OECD principles and the TTC to align rules. Transatlantic traffic carries 55% more data than trans‑Pacific routes, some 5,000 firms relied on Privacy Shield, and SMEs need streamlined, affordable transfer tools now.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 20:31What Are the Implications for both Economies
- 32:35European National Security and Data Protection Debate
- 36:35Digital Sovereignty
- 41:06Opening Remarks
- 48:13The Information Technology Industry Council or Iti
- 1:08:02Procedural Risks
- 1:21:32Standards Development
- 1:26:04Security Dimensions of of 5g
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