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.
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.
On February 28, 2020, it has been approved the Law no. 7, which converted the Law Decree no. 161 of 30 December 2019 with amendments to the regulation of tapping of private conversations and communications.
In the following interview, published on Key4Biz, Prof. Avv. Alessandro del Ninno of Tonucci & Partners examines the
Prof. Avv. Alessandro del Ninno of Tonucci & Partners interviewed by Key4Biz on Police’s Press Release as of March 18th,
Prof. Avv. Alessandro del Ninno of Tonucci& Partners has been interviewed by Key4Biz – one of the main
In light of the approval, of the “Shared Protocol for the regulation of measures to combat and contain the spread of the Covid-19 virus in the workplace” (the “Protocol”) on March 14, 2020, we deem necessary to update our previous newsletter having as object the relationship between the autonomous initiatives of employers in order to manage the emergency related to the spread of the COVID-19 virus (“Coronavirus”) and the legislation on the protection of personal data.
Following the emergency measures adopted by the Italian Government as a consequence of the recent spread of the COVID-19 virus (known to most as “coronavirus”) in Italy and the consequent state of agitation among the public, the Italian Data Protection Authority issued a specific statement inviting public and private entities to comply with the procedures put in place by the competent authorities for the prevention and containment of the epidemic, avoiding the implementation of uncoordinated and unhelpful initiatives that could potentially violate the right to confidentiality of the data subjects concerned.
The company Eni Gas e Luce has received from the Italian Data Protection Authority an administrative sanction of € 8,500,000.00 for unwanted telemarketing activities and unlawful management of contact data used for marketing campaigns. The company was sanctioned for having made advertising calls without the consent of the data subjects, for not having adopted adequate technical and organizational measures to implement the expressions of will of the data subjects and for having kept the data of the data subjects for a longer period than the necessary period to pursue the purposes. This is what emerged from the investigations of the Guarantor, which began following some reports received by the Authority during 2018 and 2019.
Unsolicited contracts, inaccurate data and false subscriptions: the manifestly incorrect and fraudulent conduct of one of its agencies and the failure to apply adequate controls has cost Eni Gas e Luce S.p.A. a 3 million euro fine due to the several breaches found by the Italian Data Protection Authority with reference to the processing of personal data connected to the activation of energy supply contracts.
Sending commercial communications for promotional purposes to users must always be preceded by the acquisition of a valid consent, which must be free, specific and accountable. The Data Controller is also responsible for implementing adequate organizational and technical measures in order to guarantee the correct management of the rights of the data subjects, with particular reference to the right to object to the processing.
This is what is established by the provision of the Data Protection Authority n. 133 of 20 June 2019.
Following a public consultation process, the European Data Protection Board has adopted the final version of the Guidelines 2/2019 on the processing of personal data under Article 6(1)(b) of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 – General Data Protection Regulation (the “GDPR”) in the context of the provision of online services to data subjects.
The domain name is a technical device to indicate in a comprehensible manner the address of a website in the world wide web, which corresponds to a single sequence of numbers.
The possibility to use letters combined with numbers allows to obtain domain names with a strong commercial impact. From this derives the need to create a system of protection against abuse of domain names similar and confusing with the legitimate owners’ ones.
It seems useful to examine the remedies available with reference to domains with geographical extension .it, relating to Italy.
Sending commercial communications for promotional purposes to users must always be preceded by the acquisition of a valid consent, which must be free, specific and accountable. The Data Controller is also responsible for implementing adequate organizational and technical measures in order to guarantee the correct management of the data subjects rights, with particular emphasis to the right to object to the processing.
This is what was established by the provision of the Data Protection Authority n. 133 of 20 June 2019.
