L' INTELLIGENCE CYBER par Jean-Paul Pinte

The European Union (EU) and the United States (U.S.) have strong commercial ties. Transfers of personal data are
an important and necessary part of the transatlantic relationship, especially in today’s global digital economy. Many
transactions involve the collection and use of personal data, for example your name, phone number, birth date, home
and email address, credit card number, national insurance or employee number, login name, gender and marital status,
or any other kind of information that makes it possible to identify you. For instance, your data may be collected in the
EU by a branch or a business partner of an American company which receives the data and then uses it in the U.S.

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