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Data Sovereignty
112 Service Representatives Trained in Personal Data Protection
Today, October 28, 2026, the National Center for Personal Data Protection (CNPDCP) organized a training session on personal data protection for employees of the national single emergency call service 112. The training aimed to strengthen staff knowledge through the uniform and correct application of new legal provisions and to prevent potential non-compliance in the processing of personal data. During the event, the main obligations of data controllers, the fundamental principles of processing, and the responsibilities of public institutions in safeguarding data subjects’ rights were presented. Key aspects concerning the implementation of appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect data, risk assessment, security incident management, and the documentation of processing activities were also addressed. For 112 Service employees, the training provided an excellent opportunity to clarify practical issues related to handling emergency calls involving sensitive data and to identify effective solutions for ensuring confidentiality in their daily work. The event was attended by 28 representatives of the 112 Service.