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MARIA SANCHEZ FLORES

Maria G. Sanchez Flores is a Senior Associate with Schellman based in Atlanta, GA. Prior to joining Schellman in 2016, Maria specialized in HIPAA/HITECH compliance audits and Privacy advisory engagements. Maria also led and supported various other projects, including business process development, legal research, internal audit services and regulatory compliance engagements. She has over 4 years of experience comprised of serving clients in various industries, primarily healthcare and privacy.

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GDPR: What Does It Mean for US Organizations?

By: MARIA SANCHEZ FLORES
December 22nd, 2016

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (Regulation (EU) 2016/679) was created to best uphold the fundamental personal information rights of individuals and further unify the member states of the EU in their endeavor to manage and protect data. The GDPR’s predecessor, the Data Protection Directive (the Directive) was in place to afford similar protections to data subjects. However, since the Directive’s adoption in 1995, we’ve seen tremendous changes to the technology landscape and a constancy of cross-boarder data transfers, and we’ve recognized that the protections offered through the previous legislation were antiquated and obsolete. With the introduction of the GDPR, individuals have been empowered like never before, and organizations bound to the new framework are starting to feel the weight of that.

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