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BSA | The Software Alliance welcomes today’s joint statement from US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross and European Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders. Their announcement that the US Department of Commerce and the European Commission will begin to work towards an enhanced US-EU Privacy Shield framework is a promising start towards developing a new, sustainable data transfer mechanism between the United States and European Union.
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BSA has compiled information on the products and services our member companies at the global and regional levels are providing. This will be an evolving effort and the list will be updated on an ongoing basis.
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In the wake of the Schrems II ruling, how can policymakers protect the digital fundamental rights of EU citizens and ensure that responsible businesses are able to transfer data across borders in an increasingly digitalized economy?
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BSA's Jared Ragland joins a virtual panel discussion on post-COVID policy recommendations, featuring speakers from the Australia Information Industry Association (AIIA), the National Association of Service Companies (NASSCOM), and Salesforce.
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BSA's Brian Fletcher testifies via teleconference before Australia’s Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security as part of a review of the amendments made by the Telecommunications and Other Legislation Amendment (Assistance and Access) Act 2018.
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Politico, August 3, 2020. Governments, industry, and activists had until last Friday to submit their feedback to the Commission’s consultation on how to regulate a European single market for data. BSA wanted the scope of the framework to “clearly identify what types of data will feed into the data spaces.”
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Business Standard, July 23, 2020. The expert committee on Non-Personal Data (NPD) framework has invited public comments on its draft report, even as it envisages data as a market to be a huge economic growth driver for the country.
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ET Prime, July 23, 2020. The expert committee appointed by the Government of India for Non-Personal Data (NPD) framework submitted a report to the government about the framework, that mentions multinational corporations will gain tremendously from sharing non-personal data. The report has recommended the government to purchase certain non-personal data from businesses.
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