DATA GOVERNANCE & RESPONSIBLE AI
New EU legislation is changing how data can be accessed, shared and transferred. Discover what the changes could mean for organisations and technology providers.
Helen Naylor · Commercial Contracts Lawyer
Expert-led analysis from Iken
Data Access
Data Portability
Data Governance
UNDERSTANDING THE EU DATA ACT
Giving users greater
The EU Data Act introduces new rules designed to give users greater control over data generated through connected products and related services. It strengthens rights around accessing and sharing certain data, alongside measures designed to make switching between cloud and other data processing services easier.
What is changing?
The EU Data Act introduces new requirements around how data is accessed, shared and transferred. Here are four key areas organisations and technology providers should understand.
Access to Data
New rights to access certain data generated by connected products and related services, with requirements governing how that data is made available.
What this means
Greater control
Data Portability
Measures designed to make it easier for customers to switch between data processing services, including cloud services.
What this means
Fewer barriers
Data Sharing
New obligations around making certain data available and establishing appropriate conditions for its sharing and use.
What this means
Clearer rules
Organisational Responsibilities
Requirements that may affect contractual arrangements, technical processes and how relevant organisations provide access to data.
What this means
Changes to contracts
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