Europe’s flagship data rules are proving difficult to implement two years after coming into effect, placing a particular burden on small and medium-sized companies and those developing new technologies, an official report has revealed.
A confidential draft seen by the Financial Times found that smaller businesses were particularly affected by the costs of compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Meanwhile, a lack of clarity over how the rules relate to emerging technologies has meant regulators have struggled to apply them in fields such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and the internet of things.
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