The General Personal Data Protection Law (LGPD) establishes rules for the collection, manipulation, storage and sharing of personal data managed by Brazilian organizations operating in the national territory.
The forecast was that this new legislation would come into force in August 2020, but, due to the coronavirus pandemic (Covid-2019), it was postponed to 2021.
We chatted with Dr. Gustavo Gobi Martinelli, a lawyer specializing in Digital Law and university professor who told us about the importance of LGPD. He also spoke about the impacts of the law on companies and what managers need to do to adapt to this new legal reality.
Check out in audio, below, the main points raised by the expert:
What is GDPR and why is it important to pay attention to it
In these first few minutes of the interview, Dr. Gustavo Gobi Martinelli explains what LGPD is, why it emerged and in what context it is inserted.
How the LGPD relates to the GDPR
Understand now how the LGPD is related to the European Union's General Personal Data Protection Regulation (GDPR):
How companies will be impacted by LGPD
It is also essential to understand the impacts of the General Personal Data Protection Act on companies. And the specialist gives us an overview of this. Check out:
Are Brazilian companies prepared for the LGPD?
The expert also points out that there is much to be done for companies to comply with the General Law for the Protection of Personal Data. He also explains who is the professional responsible for handling the LGDP in companies. Listen:
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