Consulenti del lavoro: sono responsabili del trattamento ex art. 28 del GDPR.
I consulenti del lavoro operano come responsabili del trattamento ai sensi dell’art. 28 del Regolamento (UE) 2016/679, ed
25 March 2019
PRIVACY
Privacy & Cybersecurity
Nel mondo digitale ed interconnesso la protezione dei dati personali e, più in generale, la tutela delle informazioni aziendali non è solo una necessità ma una vera e propria sfida, normativa e regolatoria. Tali dati ed informazioni costituiscono infatti un asset strategico e la loro sicurezza richiede un’attenzione costante e una competenza senza compromessi.
Il nostro Team offre consulenza d’eccellenza a livello nazionale ed internazionale nella privacy e nella cybersecurity con soluzioni su misura per le esigenze di imprese e di gruppi societari complessi e in continua evoluzione. Il nostro approccio nella gestione delle questioni legate alla protezione dei dati e alla cybersecurity ci consente di assistere con successo i nostri Clienti nella gestione dei rischi connessi alle sicurezza delle informazioni, lavorando sempre per garantire un equo contemperamento tra esigenze di legalità e di business.
Intelligenza Artificiale & Diritto delle nuove tecnologie
Nel contesto attuale, le tecnologie emergenti stanno trasformando radicalmente il panorama operativo e normativo in cui le imprese si trovano ad operare. L’Intelligenza Artificiale (IA), in particolare, ha aperto nuove opportunità ma comporta, allo stesso tempo, anche sfide significative in termini di compliance rispetto a nuove normative. Il nostro studio legale è specializzato nell’offrire consulenza d’eccellenza nel campo del diritto delle nuove tecnologie, aiutando le aziende a navigare con successo nel labirinto delle regolamentazioni, in particolare con il nuovo Regolamento in materia di Intelligenza Artificiale dell’Unione Europea (AI Act).
L’era digitale sta evolvendo rapidamente e, con essa, le normative che disciplinano l’utilizzo dei dati e dei servizi online. Il Data Act, il Digital Services Act e il Data Governance Act, il Digital Markets Act sono solo alcuni dei regolamenti chiave che plasmeranno il futuro dell’Unione europea. Queste nuove normative pongono sfide legali complesse per imprese, società e gruppi societari complessi offrendo, allo stesso tempo, significative opportunità per una gestione più sicura, trasparente ed efficiente delle tecnologie digitali.
Il nostro studio legale è al fianco delle imprese per navigare con successo tra questi nuovi obblighi normativi. Offriamo consulenza strategica e operativa per garantire la piena conformità ai requisiti delle nuove normative emergenti, minimizzando i rischi legali e ottimizzando la gestione del cambiamento in ambito digitale.
“Be International. Be Digital” and the digital corporate renewal.
The project “Be International – Be Digital” continues. Be Digital involves Tonucci & Partners , CUOA Business School and Bonucchi & Associates aims to collect ten case histories of companies that have undertaken the digital renewal process. The protection of digital innovation and data collected from digital development, in addition to the study of new forms of contracts, increase the need for specialized legal assistance.
29 August 2018
Rules for safety of drones approved by European Parliament.
On 12 June 2018, the European Parliament approved new EU-wide principles for drones and drone operators to ensure an adequate level of safety and give operators and manufacturers a common legal environment across the EU that may boost development of drone based products and services and related business. The rules now need to be approved by the EU ministers.
20 June 2018
The monitoring of corporate email accounts is unlawful.
The unlimited storage in the corporate server of messages contained in the e-mail account assigned to the employees and their monitoring by the employer for imposing disciplinary measures has been found unlawful.
29 May 2018
Call centers and management software tools: privacy is not an optional.
The monitoring of a call center operators by management tool software has been found to be unlawful, not only according to the applicable data protection law and regulations but also to the labour legislation on remote monitoring of workers pursuant to art. 4 Law no. 300 dated 20th May 1970 ( “Workers’ Statute”).
11 May 2018
Personal data on TV: the compensation is confirmed if there is no consent.
A professional can claim for compensation for damages suffered as a result of the diffusion, without a prior consent, of his name in relation to the location of his professional office during a television program, and in a context different from the professional one.
This is what the Court of Cassation ruled with the ordinance n. 3426 dated 13th February 2018.
2 May 2018
Digital signage and facial recognition: privacy notice required.
Pedestrians who watch advertisements displayed on “totems” (advertising columns that use the digital signage technology) must be specifically informed about the presence of a webcam that captures and analyzes their reactions.
This is what the Data Protection Authority stated by the decision n. 551 dated December 21th 2017.
3 April 2018
Online contracts: choice of jurisdiction clause valid if accessible through a link.
The jurisdiction clause in an online contract can be extended and is effective if it is an integral part of the general terms and conditions which are mentioned, in the purchase order, by means of a link necessary to access to them.
This is what has been stated by the Italian Court of Cassation with its order no. 21622 dated 19 September 2017.
1 March 2018
Whatsapp chats are considered documentary evidence liable to seizure.
By decision no. 1822 of 16.01.2018, Italian High Court stated that the chat via instant message app Whatsapp may be seizured through the same method provided for the acquistion of documentary evidence. Closer analysis by Tonucci & Partners experts herein below.
14 February 2018
UK – IP professionals ask the Government to continue the application of the European Law after Brexit.
In the UK professional services are thinking about how the post-Brexit will be or shall be. CIPA
gave its directions, along with the most important institutes of the British sector. It also participated in the drafting of a joint note with the Law Society, the IP Bar, CITMA and the IP Federation on what the government ought to seek to achieve in relation to intellectual property rights after Brexit.
5 February 2018
Vax: Italian DPA authorizes the transmission of the list of the enrolled students to NHSS.
The Italian Data Protection Authority affirms that the transmission of the lists of the enrolled students to the Local NHSS shall be considered compliant with Legislative Decree n. 196/2003 (the “Privacy Code”).
22 January 2018
Online sales of luxury goods.
In a legal dispute between a German company and its distributor, the Advocat General Mr. Whal at the EU Court of Justice stated that the sale of luxury goods can be reserved to a selective distribution without breaching the EU competition rules.
20 October 2017
