Come proteggere i dati dello Studio: applicare il GDPR Privacy in modo efficace – 1° sessione – Vicenza
Il Workshop:
Dal 25 maggio 2018 ha piena applicazione il GDPR – Regolamento Europeo 2016/679 – in materia di protezione dei dati personali, recepito in Italia con il D.Lgs. 101/2018 (in vigore dal 19 settembre 2018). La normativa, con un impatto importante sulle procedure organizzative dei Professionisti, rende obbligatori nuovi adempimenti e una gestione dei dati che deve seguire il principio di Responsabilità (Accountability, art. 24) rispetto agli interventi messi in atto.
L’obiettivo del workshop, organizzato da Alavie in collaborazione con ODCEC Vicenza, è di entrare nel merito fornendo la visione d’insieme del quadro normativo, degli obblighi per i Professionisti e delle pesanti sanzioni previste in caso di violazioni e mancanze.
Saranno inoltre approfondite le crescenti minacce informatiche e le misure di sicurezza per garantire l’adeguata sicurezza dei dati dello Studio. Ampio spazio, infine, verrà dato ad alcuni casi pratici di adeguamento al GDPR.
Programma:
PROGRAMMA 1° SESSIONE – 18 ottobre 2022, ore 09.00-11.00
• La normativa: dal GDPR Regolamento Europeo 2016/679 al D.lgs. 101/201
• I ruoli all’interno dello Studio e le tipologie di dati trattati
• Principio di accountability: la responsabilità del Professionista
• Riconoscere i rischi e gestirli con efficacia
PROGRAMMA 2° SESSIONE – 19 ottobre 2022, ore 15.00-17.00
• Principi di Data Protection: le minacce informatiche ai dati dello Studio
• Come proteggere lo Studio: le misure di sicurezza (fisiche, logiche ed organizzative)
• Come adeguare lo Studio alla normativa Privacy: procedure e casi pratici
• Controlli delle Autorità: ispezioni, violazioni, sanzioni
Accreditamento:
L’evento é valido ai fini della Formazione Professionale Continua attribuendo 4 crediti formativi (1 CFP a fronte di ogni ora).
Partecipazione:
Per partecipare all’evento è richiesta la registrazione al link indicato nel programma completo.
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Understanding COSC Accreditation and Its Importance in Watchmaking
COSC Certification and its Demanding Standards
Controle Officiel Suisse des Chronometres, or the Controle Officiel Suisse des Chronometres, is the official Swiss testing agency that certifies the accuracy and accuracy of timepieces. COSC validation is a symbol of excellent craftsmanship and dependability in chronometry. Not all watch brands seek COSC validation, such as Hublot, which instead sticks to its proprietary demanding criteria with mechanisms like the UNICO, reaching similar accuracy.
The Art of Precision Timekeeping
The core mechanism of a mechanical timepiece involves the spring, which supplies power as it loosens. This mechanism, however, can be susceptible to environmental factors that may influence its precision. COSC-accredited mechanisms undergo demanding testing—over 15 days in various conditions (five positions, three temperatures)—to ensure their resilience and dependability. The tests measure:
Mean daily rate accuracy between -4 and +6 seconds.
Mean variation, maximum variation levels, and effects of thermal variations.
Why COSC Accreditation Matters
For timepiece enthusiasts and collectors, a COSC-accredited watch isn’t just a piece of technology but a demonstration to lasting excellence and accuracy. It represents a timepiece that:
Presents exceptional dependability and accuracy.
Offers assurance of superiority across the complete construction of the watch.
Is probable to hold its value more effectively, making it a wise investment.
Well-known Timepiece Manufacturers
Several famous manufacturers prioritize COSC accreditation for their timepieces, including Rolex, Omega, Breitling, and Longines, among others. Longines, for instance, provides collections like the Archive and Spirit, which feature COSC-validated mechanisms equipped with advanced materials like silicon equilibrium springs to boost durability and efficiency.
Historical Background and the Evolution of Timepieces
The idea of the timepiece originates back to the requirement for precise chronometry for navigation at sea, emphasized by John Harrison’s work in the 18th century. Since the formal foundation of Controle Officiel Suisse des Chronometres in 1973, the accreditation has become a yardstick for assessing the accuracy of luxury watches, maintaining a tradition of excellence in horology.
Conclusion
Owning a COSC-certified timepiece is more than an visual choice; it’s a dedication to excellence and precision. For those valuing accuracy above all, the COSC certification provides peace of mind, ensuring that each accredited watch will function dependably under various circumstances. Whether for individual satisfaction or as an investment, COSC-validated timepieces distinguish themselves in the world of watchmaking, maintaining on a legacy of careful chronometry.
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When is a cheese not what it seems? When it’s a
fake parmesan.
Italy’s renowned parmigiano reggiano, favoured for finishing off bowls of pasta and rocket salads, is
one of the most counterfeited cheeses in the world.
Now its manufacturers have found a new way to hit back against the lookalikes:
by adding microchips.
The move is the latest innovation from the Parmigiano Reggiano Consortium (PRC), the association which oversees production, which has been trying for
a century to fight off cheaper imitations that do not
follow the exacting requirements to make the real deal.
The cheese, which can trace its history back to the middle ages, gained the EU’s
prized protected designation of origin (PDO) status in 1996.
Under those rules parmigiano reggiano – the only kind which can be called parmesan within Europe – must be made
in a small part of northern Italy, including in the provinces of
Parma and Reggio Emilia.
Cheese and chips