EU GDPR codes of conduct better option for global data transfers, regulator says
By Matthew Newman ( May 20, 2026, 14:39 GMT | Insight) -- More work should be done on a centralized approach to codes of conduct under the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation to help companies navigate international data transfer rules, an official at Norway’s Data Protection Authority has said. The comments come amid a legal challenge against a US-EU trans-Atlantic data transfer agreement.More work should be done on a centralized approach to codes of conduct under the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation to help companies navigate international data transfer rules, an official at Norway’s Data Protection Authority said Wednesday....
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