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Interoperability

Interoperability refers to the functionality of information systems to exchange data and to enable sharing of information.  Several large-scale databases have been set up at EU level to deal with migration, asylum and internal security.  These databases contain information about people.  Initiatives have been taken to identify and develop where and how these systems could communicate with each other and exchange information. Each of these systems has been created for a specific purpose.  In keeping with the main data protection principles, interoperability cannot give rise to the access or use of any data via another information system or give access to more data than is needed.

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16
Apr
2018

Interoperability between EU large-scale informations systems

EDPS Opinion on the Proposals for two Regulations establishing a framework for interoperability between EU large-scale information systems.

Available languages: German, English, French
Executive Summary
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20
Dec
2016

Newsletter Nr. 50

The December 2016 edition of the EDPS Newsletter covers recently adopted Guidelines on Administrative Inquiries and Disciplinary Proceedings, the EDPS Opinion on Personal Information Management Systems (PIMS) and many other EDPS activities.

Available languages: English
21
Sep
2016

EU Smart Borders Package

EDPS Opinion on the Second EU Smart Borders Package, Recommendations on the revised Proposal to establish an Entry/Exit System

Available languages: German, English, French