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On December 10, 2024, the new law came into force REGULATION (EU) 2024/2847OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 23 October 2024 on horizontal cybersecurity requirements for products containing...
Time control of workers, in digital record
What is time control?
Time control or attendance control is a system implemented by companies to record the time that workers spend on work tasks.
Therefore, it is the action of counting the...
The phases of a security incident: having a Response Plan (I)
Drafting a response plan, or in other words, having a clear understanding of what to do if our company suffers a security incident is crutial. In this post, we start a series in which we will discuss...
New Product Safety Regulations and electronic commerce obligations
Obligations of Website Operators and Online Service Providers
Regulation (EU) 2023/988, known as the Product Safety Regulation, introduces new obligations for website operators and online service...
The Digital Disconnection Policy
The right to digital disconnection is a workers’ right, arising from the evolution of new technologies; which allow constant connection, also in the field of work.Now that we’re well into...
Data lifecycle and GDPR
What is the data lifecycle ?
The data lifecycle is a process by which the different phases of personal data processing in an organization are identified, allowing the risks inherent to each phase...
Google Consent Mode and GDPR compliance
What is Google Consent Mode?
Google Consent Mode arises from the need to obtain user consent without losing the measurement of your website.
Google Consent Mode indicates, to Google tags (Google...
B2B e-commerce, when companies can be considered consumers in Spain
Normally, individuals are considered consumers, but this is not always the case, as some legal entities – mainly companies and professionals – can also be considered as such in certain situations....