The phrase "area of data protection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to privacy, security, and regulations concerning the handling of personal data.
Example: "The area of data protection has become increasingly important in the digital age, as more individuals are concerned about their privacy online."
Alternatives: "field of data protection" or "domain of data protection".
"Our aim is to make Facebook finally operate lawfully in the area of data protection," said Schrems.
In fact, these revelations are still making ripples in the area of data protection, one such being the case of Schrems v. Data Protection Commissioner (Case C-362/14).
In this regard, Kosta states: 'Concretising these questions in the area of data protection, it is essential to examine [1] what kind of information and [2] how much of it does the data subject need [− how specific does information need to be]' (Kosta 2011, p 178).
Data processing is a detailed area of data protection and all countries have implemented the provision and guidelines from the Data Protection Directive.
Among the most contentious areas of data protection law in the UK are the dual concepts of anonymisation and pseudonymisation of data.
"The breach has highlighted two hugely important areas of data protection - the unnecessary storage of older personal data and the lack of security to protect data," said ICO enforcement group manager Sally-Anne Poole.
Another significant detail in Gigya's current offering is that its product — which it sells as "registration-as-a-service" — offers localization features, which is important in e-commerce as different regions have specific compliance requirements and regulations, both in terms of where data is housed and in areas of data protection.
Our security solutions address three primary areas of data security: Protection - Bionex's security systems authorize only users who can be positively identified via their fingerprint alone.
"This is serious breach of data protection.
The overall volume of data protection concerns submitted fell.
Cf. Sibylle Gierschmann, Brexit Was Passiert, wenn Großbritannien Drittland wird [Brexit—What happens when the United Kingdom Becomes a Third Country?], 19 MultiMedia und Recht [MMR] 501, 501 (2016) (summarizing the legal challenges in the area of European data protection law that arise in the case of Brexit).
