Roday, 19 October, the National Center for Personal Data Protection (NCPDP) organised a training session on personal data protection for employees of the Agency for Digitalisation in Justice and Court Administration (ADJAJ).

       The training session aimed to inform and raise awareness among the Agency’s employees about the provisions of Law No. 195/2024 on personal data protection.

       The main topics covered during the session included the principles relating to the processing of personal data; the legal bases for processing; data subjects’ rights and controllers’ obligations; data protection impact assessment; transfers of personal data to third parties; personal data confidentiality and security and the management of security incidents.

       Practical issues specific to ADJAJ’s activities were also examined, with particular emphasis on compliance with personal data protection requirements in the performance of the Agency’s duties.

       Furthermore, the session provided an opportunity to strengthen participants’ knowledge and clarify practical aspects of the proper application of personal data protection legislation, contributing to the promotion of an organisational culture based on accountability, confidentiality and respect for data subjects’ rights.

       The event was held at ADJAJ’s premises and attended by 30 employees.

       Today, 5 October, the National Center for Personal Data Protection (NCPDP) organised a training session on personal data protection for representatives of the National Regulatory Agency for Communications (ARCOM) of the Republic of Moldova.

       The training session aimed to inform ARCOM employees about the new legislative provisions in the field of personal data protection introduced by Law No. 195/2024 on personal data protection, which entered into force on 23 August 2026.

       The main topics covered during the training included the principles relating to the processing of personal data; data subjects’ rights; data protection impact assessment; prior consultation; the role of the data protection officer; cross-border transfer of personal data and other relevant topics.

       During the session, the NCPDP trainer provided explanations and practical recommendations on the application of the new legal provisions, highlighting the importance of complying with personal data protection principles in the activities of organisations.

       Practical examples and scenarios were also presented to facilitate understanding and the proper application of legal requirements, including the identification of risks to the rights and freedoms of data subjects and the adoption of appropriate measures to mitigate those risks.

       The NCPDP encourages public and private entities to give greater attention to personal data protection and to ensure the continuous training of their employees in this field.

       Organising these training sessions contributes to strengthening an institutional culture focused on respecting the right to privacy and protecting personal data.

       The event was held in a hybrid format and was attended by 52 ARCOM employees.

       On 6 October 2026, the National Center for Personal Data Protection (NCPDP) organised a training session on personal data protection for representatives of the National Health Insurance Company (CNAM).

       The training aimed to strengthen the knowledges and develop the skills of CNAM staff in the proper application of personal data protection rules, in the context of processing citizens’ personal data and performing their official duties in the field of mandatory health insurance.

       The session addressed relevant aspects of compliance with personal data protection principles, institutional responsibilities in the processing of personal data and the importance of ensuring an appropriate level of data security and confidentiality.

       Furthermore, participants had the opportunity to discuss practical scenarios and clarify issues relating to the application of legal provisions in their day-to-day activities.

       Personal data protection is a fundamental aspect of the activities of both public and private entities. Continuous staff training contributes to strengthening an organisational culture based on accountability, lawfulness and respect for data subjects’ rights.

       The event was held in a hybrid format at the premises of the National Health Insurance Company, with approximately 200 employees participating.

       Today, 8 October, the National Center for Personal Data Protection (NCPDP) organised another training session for employees of the National Office of Social Insurance (CNAS).

       The training session aimed to inform and raise awareness among CNAS employees about the new legislative provisions that entered into force on 23 August 2026.

       The main topics covered during the training included:

• General concepts relating to personal data;
• Legal bases for the processing of personal data;
• Categories of personal data;
• Principles relating to the processing of personal data;
• Data subjects’ rights;
• Data protection impact assessment.

       The session was interactive, giving participants the opportunity to clarify various aspects of the proper application of the new legal framework in their professional activities.

       The session was held online and brought together 72 representatives of CNAS.

       On 20 October 2026, the National Center for Personal Data Protection (NCPDP) organised a training session on personal data protection for representatives of Invest Moldova Agency.

       The training aimed to strengthen employees’ knowledge and skills regarding the new legal requirements in the field of personal data protection and to enhance their ability to identify and appropriately manage situations involving the processing of personal data in the course of their professional activities.

       The session covered the main legal provisions established by Law No. 195/2024, including the principles relating to the processing of personal data; data subjects’ rights; records of processing activities; data security and confidentiality measures; notification of personal data breaches; data protection impact assessment; disclosure of information containing personal data to third parties, etc.

       Participants also had the opportunity to ask questions and discuss practical examples from their professional activities, with a focus on solutions for preventing the risks associated with the processing of personal data and ensuring compliance with the relevant legal requirements.

       The importance of each employee’s responsibility for protecting personal data was also emphasised, along with the need to implement appropriate measures to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and security of data processed in the course of the Agency’s activities.

       The NCPDP reaffirms its commitment to promoting awareness and training for controllers to ensure that personal data are processed lawfully, fairly and transparently, in accordance with the applicable legal framework.

       The event was held at the premises of Invest Moldova Agency and attended by 19 employees.

       Today, 1 October, the National Center for Personal Data Protection (NCPDP) organised a training session on personal data protection for representatives of the Botanica District Council, the Municipal Enterprise “Autosalubritate” and the Municipal Enterprise “Green Spaces Management Association” of Chișinău Municipality.

       The training aimed to strengthen participants’ knowledge of personal data protection in the context of the entry into force, on 23 August 2026, of the new legal framework established by Law No. 195/2024 on personal data protection.

       The training session covered several key topics, including the concept of personal data; the concept of personal data processing; the principles relating to the processing of personal data; data subjects’ rights; records of processing activities; data security and confidentiality measures; notification of personal data breaches; data protection impact assessment and the role and responsibilities of the data protection officer.

       At the end of the training, participants raised numerous questions concerning the specific activities of the institutions they represent. Practical scenarios and issues relating to the correct application of legal requirements in the processing of personal data were also discussed.

       The discussions provided an opportunity to clarify issues relevant to the day-to-day activities of the participating institutions and to identify the measures necessary to ensure compliance with the applicable legal framework.

       By organising these training activities, the NCPDP reaffirms its commitment to promoting a culture of personal data protection and supporting public and private entities in the performance of their duties.

       The event was held at the premises of the Botanica District Council and was attended by 47 representatives of the participating institutions.

       Today, 12 October, the National Center for Personal Data Protection (NCPDP) organised a training session on personal data protection for representatives of enterprises in the Republic of Moldova.

       The training aimed to strengthen employees’ knowledges and skills regarding legal requirements in the field of personal data protection and to enhance their ability to identify, prevent and appropriately manage situations involving the processing of personal data in the course of their professional activities.

       The main topics covered during the training included: the concept of personal data; the concept of processing of personal data; the principles relating to the processing of personal data; the processing of special categories of personal data; data subjects’ rights; data storage periods; records of processing activities; the role of the data protection officer (DPO); data security and confidentiality measures; notification of personal data breaches; providing information to data subjects; data protection impact assessment; disclosure of information containing personal data to third parties, etc.

       Particular attention was given to participants’ questions and requests for clarification. The discussions focused on identifying practical solutions for applying legal requirements in enterprises’ day-to-day activities.

       Through these training activities, the NCPDP aims to raise awareness among controllers and strengthen their accountability, promote good practices in the field of personal data protection and to foster an organisational culture based on respect for the right to privacy.

       The training session was held online and attended by approximately 75 enterprises representatives.

       On 15 September this year, the National Centre for Personal Data Protection (NCPDP) organised a training course on personal data protection for representatives of the State Tax Service (SFS).

       The aim of the training course was to familiarise and raise awareness amongst SFS employees regarding the new requirements introduced by Law No. 195/2024 on personal data protection, as well as the specific aspects of personal data processing within the public sector.

       During the training session, several relevant topics were covered, including: the principles of personal data processing; respect for the rights of data subjects; ensuring data security and confidentiality; data protection impact assessments; matters relevant to the data protection officer; the rights of data subjects; and other important details in this field.

       Such training activities help to strengthen public employees’ knowledge and promote an institutional culture based on respect for the right to the personal data protection.

       Today, 14 September 2026, the National Centre for Personal Data Protection (NCPDP) organised a training course on personal data protection for representatives of the „Eugen Doga” International Airport.

       The aim of the training course was to develop employees’ competences regarding the correct application of the legal framework, as well as the international requirements and best practices applicable to entities in the aviation and transport sectors.

       The training covered key topics such as the fundamental principles and rules governing the processing of personal data, the responsibilities of controllers, the conditions for lawful processing, respect for the rights of data subjects, and the measures necessary to ensure data confidentiality and security.

       The training session was attended by 80 employees of the ‘Eugen Doga’ International Airport, who process a substantial volume of personal data on a daily basis.

       During the course, participants had the opportunity to consolidate the knowledge and competencies necessary for the responsible and secure management of personal data, as well as for preventing the risks associated with its processing. Furthermore, the training provided participants with clarification on practical aspects regarding compliance with legal requirements and ensuring an appropriate level of data protection in the organisation’s operations.

       The NCPDP reaffirms its commitment to supporting public and private institutions in the correct application of legislation in the field of personal data protection and in promoting best practice in this area. Such activities contribute to the consolidation of an organisational culture based on accountability, compliance and respect for the rights of data subjects.

       On September 7, 2026, the National Center for Personal Data Protection (NCPDP) organised a training course for representatives of the State Protection and Guard Service of the Republic of Moldova.

       The training was held at the request of the institution which, in its capacity as a controller, carries out activities involving the processing of personal data, thus requiring appropriate training in the application of the relevant legal requirements.

       The training aimed to familiarise and raise awareness among the institution’s representatives of the latest legislative changes, with a view to ensuring the proper adaptation to and application of the new legal framework.

       The main topics addressed during the training session included:

• the concept of personal data;
• the concept of personal data processing;
• principles relating to the processing of personal data;
• rights of data subjects;
• records of processing activities;
• measures to ensure data security and confidentiality;
• notification of personal data breaches;
• Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA).

       Through the organisation of such training sessions, the NCPDP aims to inform and raise awareness among representatives of public and private entities in the Republic of Moldova regarding the latest legislative changes, which entered into force on August 23, 2026.

       The event was held at the premises of the State Protection and Guard Service of the Republic of Moldova, with the participation of 45 representatives.