It’s time to celebrate Europe Day!
We have planned to participate in not one, but two Open Days for you to learn more about the EDPS and data protection:
Discover more information on what to expect:
The EDPS has issued five Opinions on the European Commission’s Recommendations to open negotiations for International Agreements on the exchange of personal data between Europol and the competent authorities of five Latin American countries.
Road Safety Package: EDPS highlights that personal data should be processed according to EU data protection law.
Looking for something to do in May? Why not come to EU Open Day to find out more about what we do to shape a safer digital future! Look back on our key achievements of the year 2022; discover or read up on Central Bank Digital Currency; listen to our new podcast; and more! Read Newsletter 101.
The Annual Report 2022 gives an insight into the EDPS’ activities to create a tomorrow that can effectively tackle the challenges of today.
You can consult the EDPS Full Annual Report 2022, and its Executive Summary, to find out more about our supervisory actions, policy and legislative advice, and technology monitoring activities.
Read Annual Report - Executive Summary
Read Speech delivered by Wojciech Wiewiórowski at the LIBE Committee, European Parliament
EDPS contribution in the context of the Commission initiative to further specify procedural rules relating to the enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation.
Welcome to our #3 Episode of the Newsletter Digest, in which we cover the use of Open-Source software, personal data and public safety, EDPS Investigations and some EDPS History. Happy Listening!
This edition focuses on privacy and data protection challenges when developing and implementing Central Bank Digital Currency solutions.
EDPS participates in European Data Protection Board's Coordinated Enforcement Action on the role and tasks of data protection officers with other data protection authorities of the EU and European Economic Area. Read Press Release about the initiative
On 14 March, the EDPS has opened his new Office in the premises of the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
With the new office, we aim to provide additional support in the European Parliament's legislative process, including during the plenary sessions, fulfilling our role as advisor to the EU legislator.
Data protection is becoming increasingly engrained in EU legislation, the new EDPS office provides an opportunity for closer cooperation and engagement with policymakers and other EU institutions present in Strasbourg, as well as with the Council of Europe.
The inauguration ceremony featured speeches from the Chair of the LIBE Committee of the European Parliament, the European Ombudsman and the Council of Europe.