Schlagwort: Data Privacy

Göttingen Roundtable on Sovereignty Anchored in the Concept of „State Dignity“

Aktuelles, Allgemein, Behörden, Digitale Resilienz, Digitale Souveränität, Digitalisierung, Ethik, Forschung, Gesetzgebung, Informationelle Selbstbestimmung, Informationsregulierung, Internationales, IT-Planungsrat, IT-Sicherheit, Nachrichtendienste, Normen und Standards, Plattformregulierung, Recht, Überwachung, Verbraucherschutz, Verfassungsrecht, Vergaberecht, Vertragsfreiheit, Whistleblowing
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What criteria can be used to measure state sovereignty in the digital space? More and more we are talking politically about questions of digital sovereignty, but without having a sensible concept of how we define it and what framework conditions influence the possibilities for state action in cyberspace. At the invitation of Professor Dan Svantesson […]

State stick to your powers: Legal Problems of Digital Investigations Using the Example of Encrochat

Aktuelles, Allgemein, Behörden, Cybercrime, Datenschutz, Digitalisierung, Ethik, Forschung, Gesetzgebung, Informationelle Selbstbestimmung, Internationales, IT-Sicherheit, Polizeirecht, Recht, Strafrecht, Überwachung, Verbraucherschutz, Verfassungsrecht
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The unlawful official action in the matter of #encrochat is not just a German issue – criminal proceedings are currently taking place across Europe. Link to the full article: https://community.beck.de/2022/04/04/state-stick-to-your-powers-legal-problems-of-digital-investigations-using-the-example-of-encrochat #encrochat #law #legal #germany #beck #denniskenjikipker #prosecution #france #eu #courts #justice #trial #transparency #constitution