Binding Corporate Rules

Binding Corporate Rules definition (noun)

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Binding Corporate Rules (BCR) are the EU policies that specify how international companies, organizations, and groups transfer protected personal data out of the EU. BCR are complex and require between 6 to 9 months to be approved. They should not be considered “blanket policies” for all data transfers.

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