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Eviatar Rich

Electra City Tower
58 Harakevet St.
Tel Aviv
6777016

Eviatar Rich

Eviatar is an associate in the firm’s Privacy, Cyber & Artificial Intelligence Department.

Eviatar advises companies and organizations across the private and public sectors on regulatory challenges relating to artificial intelligence, data protection, and information security.

 

Eviatar provides ongoing guidance on compliance with Israeli and international data protection laws, including Israel’s Protection of Privacy Law, as amended by Amendment 13, the GDPR, and the CCPA. He also provides data protection officer (DPO) services and assists with conducting data protection impact assessments (DPIAs) and compliance assessments, reviewing consent mechanisms and cross-border data transfers, and managing risks.

 

His practice includes drafting and reviewing data processing agreements, as well as commercial and technology agreements, including those with third-party providers of AI services. He also advises on the privacy implications of technology.

 

In addition, Eviatar assists clients in preparing for and responding to cybersecurity and information security incidents and represents companies before regulators as needed.

 

Eviatar completed his legal internship in Barnea’s Privacy, Cyber and Artificial Intelligence Department.

Education:


Hebrew University of Jerusalem, LL.B., 2024

Hebrew University of Jerusalem, B.A. in International Relations, 2023

Admission:


Israel Bar Association, 2025

Insights & News - Eviatar Rich:


July 20, 2026

EDPB Issues Draft Guidelines on Web Scraping for Generative AI Training

Publicly accessible personal data is not automatically available for AI training use: In Guidelines 03/2026, published for public comment on July 7, 2026, the EDPB clarifies that the mere fact that personal data is publicly accessible online does not, on its own, allow it to be collected and reused for AI training under the GDPR.
April 15, 2026

Transfer of Personal Data Abroad: Israeli PPA Sharpens Requirements for Organizations

The Israeli Privacy Protection Authority (PPA) has published a position paper clarifying its interpretation of Regulation 2(4) regarding the transfer of personal data abroad. In this context, it emphasizes the requirements applicable to organizations transferring data outside of Israel, including to the United States.
August 13, 2025

Amendment 13 to the Israeli Privacy Protection Law is Here! Are You Ready?

Amendment 13, which significantly updates privacy laws in Israel, has come into effect! If you still don't know what to do to comply with the requirements, we've prepared a guide to help you address the main issues (not all of them) right now! In this guide, you can find simple tips to implement in your organization to improve compliance with Israeli privacy law requirements.

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