The phrase "adequate level of data protection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency of measures taken to safeguard data from unauthorized access or breaches.
Example: "The company has implemented an adequate level of data protection to ensure customer information is secure."
Alternatives: "sufficient data protection" or "appropriate level of data security."
It's important to remember that data should not be transferred outside of the European Economic Area unless to a country with adequate levels of data protection.
The strong rules will offer citizens the high level of data protection they expect.
That said, the Commission has a a set of proposed data protection regulations designed to maintain the current high level of data protection in the EU.
In a statement, civil liberties committee chair and rapporteur Claude Moraes said: "While progress has been made to improve on the Safe Harbor agreement, the Privacy Shield in its current form does not provide the adequate level of protection required by EU data protection law and the EU Charter.
In a statement on the parliament resolution today, Libe committee chair and rapporteur Claude Moraes said: "This resolution makes clear that the Privacy Shield in its current form does not provide the adequate level of protection required by EU data protection law and the EU Charter.
To ensure an adequate level of protection of the data (i.e. to prevent other individuals from accessing the participants' data by using the login codes only) we implemented a verification system at the login site (i.e. ask zip code and date of birth after having paused).
It suggested that the US "does not afford an adequate level of protection of personal data".
The European Court of Justice's latest ruling has determined that the US "does not afford an adequate level of protection of personal data".
"[The Irish DPA must]decide whether... transfer of the data of Facebook's European subscribers to the US should be suspended on the grounds that that country does not afford an adequate level of protection of personal data," the EUCJ said.
Despite this problematic wrinkle, the EU's executive today professed itself otherwise satisfied that the mechanism is ensuring "an adequate level of protection for personal data", announcing the conclusion of its second annual Privacy Shield review.
Article 25 of the Data Protection Directive enables the Commission to promulgate an adequacy decision, which states that the country in question has an adequate level of protection of personal data adequate to that of the EU.
