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In our first webinar in this series, we looked at how the Safe Harbor framework has helped U.S. companies deal with European Union data privacy and protection mandates and what some likely changes will be now that Europe’s highest court ruled the existing Safe Harbor laws invalid. While many companies are still coming to grips with the impact of this recent ruling, others have started a proactive search for data sovereignty solutions - legal, policy and technical.
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“I believe Europe and the United States have all tools at hand to achieve this in three months,” Commission Vice President Andrus Ansip said today (6 November), emphasising that “it needs a bulletproof solution.” Commission officials have rushed to step up negotiations with their US counterparts over a new deal to replace the Safe Harbour agreement, which the European Court of Justice knocked down on 6 October. Safe Harbour allowed the over 4,000 companies that signed onto it to transfer data legally from the EU to the US. EU Justice Minister Vera Jourova is meeting with US officials over a new agreement during a trip to Washington next week. Jourova said she would also meet with US Senators who will vote on the Judicial Redress Act that could give EU citizens' the same legal rights as Americans if their data is mishandled. “We think they should be a bit more ambitious.
ECJ President On EU Integration, Public Opinion, Safe Harbor, Antitrust - Real Time Brussels. EC Audiovisual Service - EbS Live. 20151006_wp29_press_release_on_safe_harbor. EC Audiovisual Service - Video. First Vice-President Timmermans and Commissioner Jourová 's press conference on Safe Harbour following the Court ruling in case C-362/14 (Schrems) First Vice-President Frans Timmermans : Today's judgment by the Court is an important step towards upholding Europeans' fundamental rights to data protection.
The Court confirms the need of having robust data protection safeguards in place before transferring citizens' data. I see this as a confirmation of the European Commission's approach for the renegotiation of the Safe Harbour. We have already been working with the American authorities to make data transfers safer for European citizens. In the light of the ruling, we will continue this work towards a renewed and safe framework for the transfer of personal data across the Atlantic. In the meantime, transatlantic data flows between companies can continue using other mechanisms for international transfers of personal data available under EU data protection law.
Our priorities as Commission are now: They will meet in the coming days to discuss all of this. Commissioner Vera Jourová: As Frans Timmermans just said, we have three priorities :