EDPB announces four-year priorities, and clarifies DPF redress mechanisms

Four key pillars of priority in European Data Protection Board’s new strategy for data protection in the EU.

Promoting compliance, cooperation and safeguarding data on both a global and a digital scale are some of the key factors set out in the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) strategy for 2024-2027. The strategy is built around four pillars of priorities, and sets key actions to achieve the goals.

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