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Data protection, the DPC, and the data you already hold

The GDPR has applied here for eight years, and it is still the law behind the Irish enforcement decisions you can read.

The AI Act gets the attention. The GDPR is the regulation behind the Irish enforcement decisions you can read, which the Data Protection Commission publishes.

These articles cover the parts of it an Irish small business deals with. Whether a data protection impact assessment (DPIA) is required or just advisable. What a privacy notice has to say and when you have to give it. Whether a US supplier can lawfully receive your data. What happens in the first seventy two hours after a breach.

Some rules are specific to Ireland. The DPC has published a binding list of the kinds of data use that need a DPIA. Ireland sets its own age of digital consent. Separate rules for health research cover private companies as well as universities.

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