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GDPR: Eight Years Later, What Results for Citizens and Businesses?
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In 2026, the GDPR celebrates its eight-year anniversary. While the European regulation has imposed unprecedented rigour and strengthened confidence, the advent of AI and the explosion of data are now destroying the cards. Between the risks of "black boxes", shadow IT and concentration of powers, the Data Protection Officer (DPO) imposes more than ever as the indispensable guarantor of a balance between technological innovation and respect for in…
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