Last April, the Düsseldorfer Kreis, an informal group of German data protection authorities, published a decision that could have significant repercussions on U.S. companies importing personal data from organizations operating in the European Union.
Cédric Laurant and I cowrote a blog post about this decision: "The Safe Harbor Framework: not a “safe harbor” anymore for US companies? German expert body insists on stronger compliance stance."
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