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Data processing: What companies need to know
These basics of data processing explain the most important rules for how to deal with personal data.
Read onThe nine principles of the revised Data Protection Act
The nFADP, which enters into force on 09.01.2023, includes various principles governing the processing of personal data in Switzerland.
Read onWhich changes does the revised Data Protection Act (nFADP) entail?
The revised Data Protection Act enters into force on September 1, 2023. MyRight explains what changes and what companies need to know.
Read onSwiss Data Protection Act: What companies need to know
Swiss SMEs should implement these 12 measures to adapt to the revised Data Protection Act (nFADP), which will enter into force on September 1, 2023.
Read onPrivacy policy: What companies need to know
Swiss companies should review their privacy policies and amend them if necessary. Our checklist and templates will help you.
Read onHow companies can draw up guidelines for the correct processing of data
Swiss companies should create guidelines for data processing within the company (or amend them). MyRight explains!
Read onHow companies can create a data processing directory
Swiss companies should create a data processing directory. This is mandatory for companies with 250 or more employees. What does it have to include?
Read onPrivate individuals have the right to information.
Swiss companies should draw up a procedure for quickly responding to requests of affected people. MyRight explains how!
Read onReporting procedure in the case of a breach of data security
Swiss companies should introduce a reporting process for breaches of data security. MyRight explains how!
Read onProcess for data protection impact assessments
Swiss companies should define a process for data protection impact assessments.
Read onAnalyze your agreements with subcontractors
Swiss companies should analyze their agreements with subcontractors with regard to data security and add the corresponding clauses.
Read onDeletion or anonymization of personal data
Swiss companies must ensure that all personal data is deleted or anonymized. MyRight explains what you need to know.
Read onData transfer abroad
Swiss companies should check in advance which countries data is transmitted to. MyRight explains what you need to know.
Read onGuarantee data security
Swiss companies must be able to guarantee data security through appropriate technical and organizational measures.
Read onEnsure data portability and data transferability
Swiss companies must ensure data portability and the transfer of the data in a standard electronic format. MyRight explains what you need to know.
Read onA data protection advisor, is it necessary to have one?
Swiss companies should check whether they need a data protection advisor. MyRight explains what you need to know.
Read onNew FADP – what do companies need to know?
The new Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) has been in force since September 1, 2023. MyRight explains what companies need to know.
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