Digital law and data protection
The Brazilian National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) announced the mutual recognition of the adequacy of personal data protection frameworks between Brazil and the European Union. Both jurisdictions have recognized that international transfers...
Law 15.211 aims to guarantee greater protection for children and adolescents in the digital environment. Companies will have to adapt to maintain compliance.
ANPD becomes a regulatory agency. Gare, organization, decision-making process and social control are now regulated by the Law of Regulatory Agencies.
Central Bank of Brazil establishes new rules to increase the cybersecurity of the National Financial System and the Brazilian Payment System.
STF changes the accountability regime of platforms. Court decides that article 19 of the Brazilian Civil Rights Framework for the Internet is partially unconstitutional.
The Supreme Federal Court (STF) forms a majority to change the platform liability regime. The ruling analyzes the constitutionality of Article 19 of the Brazilian Civil Rights Framework for the Internet.
Knowing its content is essential for companies to be able to adapt to the regulation and maintain the compliance of their procedures.
Data protection in healthcare: programs for health promotion and prevention of risks and diseases can help with patient data security.
ANPD's Regulatory Agenda 2025-2026 establishes the agency's priority actions for the biennium and is organized into 16 themes, distributed in four phases.
ANPD publishes International Data Transfer Regulation, which defines essential guidelines and procedures applicable to this type of transfer.
ANPD publishes Resolution CD/ANPD 18/24, which establishes the regulation on the person in charge of the processing of personal data – also known as DPO.
Ministry of the Public Treasury Ordinance SPA/MF 827/24, which establishes rules for the authorization of fixed-odds betting operators.
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