Encryption for Cross-Border Data Transfers Under the GDPR | Practical Law

Encryption for Cross-Border Data Transfers Under the GDPR | Practical Law

A Practice Note providing an overview of encryption as a supplementary measure for cross-border data transfers to third countries under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) following Schrems II. This Note discusses encryption technology, encryption methods organizations can use to secure data transfers, key management, cloud services configuration, threats to encryption, and best practices for using encryption to provide additional safeguards for third-country data transfers under the GDPR.

Encryption for Cross-Border Data Transfers Under the GDPR

Practical Law Practice Note w-032-2660 (Approx. 20 pages)

Encryption for Cross-Border Data Transfers Under the GDPR

by Alexander Reynolds, Senior Counsel, Mastercard Data & Services, with Practical Law Data Privacy & Cybersecurity
MaintainedEuropean Union, USA (National/Federal)
A Practice Note providing an overview of encryption as a supplementary measure for cross-border data transfers to third countries under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) following Schrems II. This Note discusses encryption technology, encryption methods organizations can use to secure data transfers, key management, cloud services configuration, threats to encryption, and best practices for using encryption to provide additional safeguards for third-country data transfers under the GDPR.