Cross-border data flows drive today’s global economy, yet companies seeking to transfer data across borders are faced with varying and complex requirements from different jurisdictions.
The Global Cross-Border Privacy Rules (Global CBPR) provide private-sector data controllers with a streamlined, yet flexible, accountability-based solution that satisfies the requirements of participating jurisdictions. It is based on formal third-party assessments affirming that certified organizations adhere to a common set of approved standards.
The Global Privacy Recognition for Processors (Global PRP) provide analogous certifications for private sector organizations operating as data processors.
In light of the recent updates to Global CBPR System Program Requirements, CIPL has updated its Global CBPR & Global PRP Systems Playbook, which explains how these certified compliance programs enable trusted data flows across participating jurisdictions.
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