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Comparing privacy laws: GDPR vs. LGPD

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DataGuidance by OneTrust and Baptista Luz Advogados has produced a detailed guide to assist organizations in understanding and comparing the relevant provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679) (‘GDPR’) and the Law No. 13.709 of 14 August 2018 Which Provides for the Protection of Personal Data and Amends the Federal Law No. 12.965 of 23 April 2014 (‘LGPD’), to ensure compliance with both pieces of legislation.

Author(s): Alexis Kateifides, Joel Bates, Nikos Papageorgiou, Rumer Ramsey, Bart van der Geest, Alice Marini, Pascale Arguinarena, Victoria Ashcroft, Renato Leite Monteiro, Odélio Porto Junior, Gabriela Moribe
Series: OneTrust DataGuidance
Publisher: OneTrust
Year: 2019

Language: English
Pages: 56

Introduction 5
1. Scope
1.1. Personal scope 7
1.2. Territorial scope 8
1.3. Material scope 10
2. Key definitions
2.1. Personal data 12
2.2. Pseudonymisation 14
2.3. Controllers and processors 16
2.4. Children 18
2.5. Research 20
3. Legal basis 22
4. Controller and processor obligations
4.1. Data transfers 25
4.2. Data processing records 29
4.3. Data protection impact assessment 31
4.4. Data protection officer appointment 33
4.5. Data security and data breaches 35
4.6. Accountability and good practice 36
5. Individuals' rights
5.1. Right to erasure 38
5.2. Right to be informed 40
5.3. Right to object 41
5.4. Right of access 43
5.5. Right not to be subject to discrimination for the exercise of rights 44
5.6. Right to data portability 45
6. Enforcement
6.1. Monetary penalties 47
6.2. Supervisory authority 49
6.3. Civil remedies for individuals 51