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EDPB Conference on Cross-Border Data Protection Cooperation: Key Sessions and Expert Panel Announced

Privacy Reporter
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The European Data Protection Board has released the programme for its upcoming conference on cross-regulatory cooperation, featuring key sessions on international data transfers and enforcement coordination among EU data protection authorities.

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has published the detailed programme for its upcoming conference on cross-border cooperation in data protection enforcement, scheduled for March 17, 2025. The event will bring together data protection authorities, policymakers, and industry representatives to discuss practical challenges and solutions for coordinating enforcement actions across EU member states.

The conference programme features several high-profile sessions addressing critical aspects of cross-border data protection cooperation. A keynote address will be delivered by the EDPB Chair, focusing on the evolving landscape of international data protection enforcement and the board's strategic priorities for the coming year.

Key sessions will cover:

  • Practical implementation of the One-Stop-Shop mechanism under GDPR
  • Challenges in coordinating investigations involving multiple data controllers and processors
  • Best practices for information sharing between supervisory authorities
  • The role of the European Data Protection Supervisor in cross-border cases

A particularly noteworthy panel discussion will feature representatives from national data protection authorities discussing recent high-profile cross-border enforcement actions, including cases involving major technology companies and their compliance with GDPR requirements. The panel will explore lessons learned and recommendations for improving cooperation mechanisms.

The conference will also include workshops on emerging challenges in cross-border data protection, with dedicated sessions on:

  • International data transfers in light of recent Schrems II developments
  • Cooperation with non-EU authorities on data protection matters
  • Handling complaints that involve multiple jurisdictions
  • Technical and operational aspects of cross-border investigations

Registration for the conference remains open, with both in-person and virtual attendance options available. The event represents a significant opportunity for stakeholders to engage directly with data protection authorities on pressing enforcement coordination issues.

For the complete programme and registration details, visit the EDPB conference page.

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