The Cloud Act authorizes the U.S. government to enter into executive agreements with other nations, so long as listed privacy and human rights protections are built into those agreements. One prime requirement is that the […]
E-Evidence negotiations in the EU Council are currently locked in stalemate. The clock is ticking, due to the upcoming European elections and the will of the Austrian Presidency to conclude the Council negotiations by December. […]
In the IAPP article Announcing the new Cross-Border Data Forum, Professors Christakis, Daskal, and Swire introduce the Cross-Border Data Forum. The article explains the aims and role of the CBDF, including its four announced goals: […]
The Cross-Border Data Forum (CBDF) is a 501(c)(4) non-profit group that addresses international data transfer policy issues.
The Cross-Border Data Forum (CBDF) seeks to promote and achieve four key goals:
The CBDF pursues these goals through the publication of scholarship and promotion of discussion around the creation, implementation, and reform of data transfer mechanisms including, but not limited to, the U.S. CLOUD Act, Standard Contractual Clauses, Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties, e-Evidence in the EU, and the U.S.-EU Privacy Shield.
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