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Blockchain and the GDPR: reconcilable differences? This article is an abridged version of the full paper “March of the blocks: GDPR and the blockchain”, published jointly by Saughter and May and Cravath, Swaine and Moore LLP, as commissioned by the Center for Global Enterprise.
Taking the pulse: what we can learn from the latest FTSE 350 Cyber Health Check The briefing summarises the latest FTSE 350 Cyber Governance Health Check Report and offers some practical tips we have drawn from the report and our experience of advising on cyber incidents and risk management.
Privacy Law in Hong Kong – No Hiding from Reform In this Briefing, we review how the GDPR has been enforced since it took effect, including how its reach has been felt outside the EU, and explain why the GDPR is not an end of privacy law reform, but only the beginning
March of the blocks, GDPR and the blockchain March of the blocks evaluates the challenges posed to the implementation of Blockchain solutions by the EU GDPR privacy regulation. Our report seeks to counter commonly held views that it is not possible to implement GDPR compliant Blockchain solutions.
Data Protection and Privacy Newsletter Regulator guidance, ICO on controllers and processors, Brexit, International transfers, Regulatory investigations and enforcement notices, Cases, Views from... California, Data Protection and Privacy at Saughter and May
Changes to trade mark law in the UK: what businesses need to know A summary of the key amendments to UK trade mark law coming into force on 14 January 2019 to implement the new Trade Marks Directive (2015/2436/EU).
Joint Ventures in China – Getting Started Joint ventures in China offer significant opportunities for overseas companies.
Brexit: Edging Closer This briefing contains an overview of the most-discussed aspects of the Withdrawal Agreement and the Political Declaration
Cookie consent and the GDPR: a recipe for disaster? This article discusses the complex area of cookie consent post-GDPR and analyses the different approaches organisations have taken to this issue.
Cryptocurrencies and other virtual assets: Hong Kong's new approach The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) issued two publications on 1 November 2018 setting out a new regulatory approach for virtual assets. The SFC’s new approach is described in further detail in our Client Briefing.