The CPC is a trusted, not-for-profit international network of qualified professionals who deliver simplified and straight-forward guidance to help navigate the legal and regulatory environment relating to privacy and the cloud. This is done through collective know-how, research and market analysis gained from pan-European industry activity, collaboration and experience. Our mission is to provide authoritative views, information and practical solutions to two principal stakeholders: industry professionals and public authorities.
CPC Mission & Vision Statement
CPC - JOINT CONTROLLERSHIP REPORT
This report presents the key findings on the joint controllership concept as a result of a comparative survey conducted by the members of the CPC Network.
GET PUBLICATIONCPC - DATA BREACH REPORT
This report presents the key findings and recommendations on data breach-related obligations in the EU/EEA as determined by a comparative survey conducted by the members of the CPC Network.
GET PUBLICATIONThe project shows that data protection compliance can be made accessible and understandable to anyone, without having to study the text of the law.
Hans Graux
Lawyer in Brussels (Belgium)
In a world full of information and information flows of different nature the CPC/DPC platform makes it easier for a user to get oriented in the fundamentals of the contemporary regulations of privacy – both legally and practically.
Mitko Karushkov
Lawyer in Sofia (Bulgary)
The CPC demonstrates that the whole privacy aspect of cloud computing can be adressed and answered on the Basis of 4 main aspects.
Dr. Jens Eckhardt
Lawyer in Düsseldorf (Germany)
We will be able to meet our clients at eye level and deliver efficient and targeted advice backed by a strong international network.
Dr. Claas Thöle
Lawyer in Copenhagen (Denmark)
The CPC/DPC has accomplished something that cannot be accomplished often - explained a legal concept that is sometimes hard to grasp for lawyers themselves in a simple and easy-to-follow manner.
Mari-Liis Orav
Lawyer in Tallinn (Estonia)
It is a unique and truly practical tool for compliance check within the data protection and privacy arenas. As such, it enables both cloud service providers and cloud clients to ensure that their use of the cloud is legally compliant, whilst enabling them to engage in comparison checks through the different EU juristictions.
Belén Arribas
Lawyer in Barcelona (Spain)
The CPC/DPC platform is a valid instrument both for cloud customers as well as for cloud providers as it gives, in a very simple, clear and understandable manner, basic information on the privacy laws of 32 countries, allowing users to have a quick comparison between them and to understand their main differences.
Chiara Agostini
Lawyer in Milan (Italy)
Privacy is undergoing tremendous changes driven by continuous and inexorable technical developments. The CPC/DCP platform is a valuable instrument aimed at simplifying the understanding of a complex framework where different sources of competences are converging and impacting on the daily life of consumers and entrepreneurs.
Iacopo Destri
Lawyer in Milan (Italy)
Privacy is not merely a business-priority, it is a societal challenge which requires adaptive technical and legal know-how. The CPC tools offers the first level of information to make citizens and business-users more aware of the operative legislative provisions in Europe.
Gege Gatt
Lawyer in Malta
It is an easy to use data protection compliancy check tool and country compare tool for cloud service providers and customers.
Irvette Tempelman
Lawyer in Haarlem (The Netherlands)
The CPC/DPC enables businesses to quickly get an overview of the privacy implications of moving into the cloud, in four easy steps.
Øystein Flagstad
Lawyer in Oslo (Norway)
It is a very helpful tool to understand a complicated matter in an uncomplicated and straightforward manner, allowing to streamline the process of addressing the privacy concerns that any cloud project has in a simple and effective way.
Ricardo Henriques
Lawyer in Lisboa (Portugal)
We believe that issues regarding data privacy, whether personal or business data are more into the spotlight these days and they will bring a significant change in the way people interact with technology and the technology providers. In this respect, a dedicated tool allowing business users to easily perform a self-assessment of their legal stand from a personal data privacy perspective is of great value to the market.
Adelina Iftime-Blagean
Lawyer in Bucharest (Romania)
Because it is the single point of reference for any cloud services provider or customer conducting operations that involve personal data processing in any of countries covered.
Matija Jamnik
Lawyer in Ljubljana (Slovenia)
The CPC/DPC project brings to the Slovak market a powerful tool that can help to various cloud projects and/or solutions to prove their credibility.
Miroslav Chlipala
Lawyer in Bratislava (Slovakia)