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About Sven Wakker

Biography

Sven Wakker has been working as a lawyer in the Intellectual Property, IT Law & Privacy department since 2018. In his daily practice, he focuses particularly on IT and privacy law. Sven advises and negotiates primarily on (international) IT contracts, privacy issues, and data breaches.

Additionally, Sven is involved in drafting various IT contracts, license and collaboration agreements, general terms and conditions, as well as privacy-related documentation such as data processing agreements and privacy statements. Furthermore, he provides legal representation to his clients in proceedings concerning IT, privacy, and media law.

Sven's clients range from IT buyers and suppliers (from startups to multinationals) to hospitals and (primary and secondary) healthcare institutions, as well as governmental entities (including municipalities). Sven regularly shares his expertise by giving lectures and workshops on IT and privacy law.

Inline with previous years, Sven has been named key lawyer by The Legal 500 (2024).

Position(s)

2024 Lawyer - Senior, Dirkzwager
2018 Lawyer, Dirkzwager

Education

2016 2018
2012 2016

Languages

Dutch, English

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Data breach response plan

A data breach happens to the best of us. Every company or organisation can face it sooner or later. In European countries, tens of thousands of data breaches have been reported to local authorities. In the Netherlands, for example, around 25,000 reports were made. When a data leak occurs, an organisation faces a lot of issues in a short period of time. Fast and adequate action is crucial in such incidents. In this article, we provide a practical step-by-step action plan of what to do in the event of a (potential) data breach, particularly in light of the obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).