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Data Sovereignty
Representatives of the National Social Insurance House Trained in Personal Data Protection
Today, October 16, the National Center for Personal Data Protection continued organizing training courses on personal data protection for representatives of the National Social Insurance House (CNAS). The session is part of the Training Plan signed on July 8 by the heads of the institutions and aims to familiarize CNAS employees with and inform them about the new regulations set out in Law No. 195/2024 on personal data protection. Participants also had the opportunity to clarify certain aspects related to CNAS’s area of activity, particularly the management of security incidents and employees’ responsibilities in the processing of personal data. The event was held online, with approximately 65 CNAS employees participating.