Does an Italian company have to comply with the nLPD/nFADP?

An nLPD/nFADP privacy notice clearly describes who processes the data, what data, for which purposes, with whom it is shared, whether it leaves the country and how to exercise rights. For company websites between Como and Lugano we start from how the site really works; the final text is up to your advisor.

Cookies for Swiss users are managed starting from an inventory of the site's cookies and tools and a clear banner, with consent by category. With Cookie CMP, developed by NewVisibility in Cantù, we set up accept, reject, customise and prior script blocking for websites between Lugano and Milan.

A representative in Switzerland is required by the nLPD/nFADP only in certain cases for foreign companies, and depends on factors such as the type and scope of the processing. For businesses in Como or Milan active in Ticino it is a legal assessment: check with your legal advisor or DPO; we handle the technical side.

A transfer of data outside the European Union occurs when personal data collected by the website is sent or made accessible to providers based, or with servers, outside the EU. We help you identify these steps, including between Lugano and Milan; the assessment is up to your legal advisor or DPO.

In the web project, the legal advisor and DPO assess the legal aspects of data processing, while the agency implements notices, consents and configurations on the site. NewVisibility works this way from Cantù with companies in Como, Milan and Lugano, as a technical partner and not a law firm.