Instrucţiuni pentru îmbunătăţirea mecanismelor strategice de securitate şi proprietare a datelor personale în Moldova în contextul de ţară candidat ITS la UE

Abstract

Moldova is facing a critical moment regarding its strategic mechanisms of personal data security and ownership. Its current capacity to ensure the aggregated anonymization systems and processes harmonized with the new European Law Enforcement Directive, which redefines the data protection regulatory architecture for both EU and non-EU countries, will greatly impact its future in the EU. Data protection has become a core element of trust and a painful stake in the competition between greenfield newcomers and industrialized incumbents currently seeking to benefit from the tightly regulated European digital market and its two billion-strong pool of personal data in the coming years. Beyond personal data, the country is also competing to join the European value space where human rights, including data self-determination fundamental rights, are built-in features, defining both public digital services and the regulatory framework.