Beyond GDPR: How to navigate the global data protection landscape

Since GDPR, new data protection laws are coming into force worldwide. This webinar will teach you how to stay compliant in the global landscape.

Since the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force, new data protection regulations have come into force worldwide. For companies, this development may require different behaviours and compliance levels from country to country. Some, like China’s PIPL or India’s upcoming data protection law, significantly differ from what companies are used to under the GDPR.

In his talk Alessandro Di Mattia of Privacy Rules will provide a cross-country overview of privacy regulations and share insights on approaching and dealing with the new legislation in critical global markets.




This talk was recorded during the event “Heroes of Data & Privacy” 2023.

About Alessandro di Mattia

Alessandro di Mattio
Alessandro Di Mattia helps coordinate the international activities of Privacy Rules, a global alliance that now covers over 60 countries around the world with experts in law, cybersecurity, and cybercrisis communications. In addition to assisting in the coordination of activities, Alessandro researches and produces content and materials on privacy-related topics with an international perspective.

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