Data crossing borders, analytics, and the use of AI are commonplace in today’s enterprises, and that is unlikely to change no matter the regulatory environment. The European Commission's finalized standard contractual clauses, and the European Data Protection Board's finalized guidance on supplementary measures introduce new challenges to global businesses. Additionally, other nations are beginning to introduce their own regulations regarding cross-border transfers of personal data.
Since their arrival, organizations have been working hard to operationalize them, but challenges remain regarding the particular assessments of third countries that must be undertaken as well as understanding the risk and impact of all transfers at large.

In this session, we share a step by step guide to undertaking a Transfer Impact Assessment (TIA), the considerations when conducting Third Country Assessments (TCA), and the relevant measures that can be put in place to mitigate risk and ensure regulatory compliance.​Understand the operational impact for organizations​Outline the necessity and considerations of the assessment of third countries​Breakdown the steps data importers and exporters can take to protect and enable transfers​.