Übersetzung für "business data processing " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

The new Regulation clarifies that all security requirements that currently apply to businesses and public administrations will continue to apply also when they choose to store or process data in another Member State or to use cloud services. Accordingly, the Regulation makes businesses more aware of their responsibilities regarding the security of data storage and processing in cross-border contexts.

For instance, a business can process personal data for commercial purposes so long as it does not have a significant effect on the rights of the person concerned.

Cloud computing allows individuals, businesses and the public sector to store their data and carry out data processing in remote data centres, saving on average 10-20%.

Instead of the current obligation of all companies to notify all data protection activities to data protection supervisors – a requirement that has led to unnecessary paperwork and costs businesses €130 million per year, the Regulation provides for increased responsibility and accountability for those processing personal data.

To collect a wide range of views and to make it as easy as possible for everybody to contribute, the Commission has put two questionnaires on its website one for individuals and one for businesses that process people's data.

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