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Liav Shapira
Adv. Liav Shapira

Electra City Tower
58 Harakevet St.
Tel Aviv
6777016

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Liav Shapira

Liav is a seasoned commercial lawyer specializing in privacy law, data protection, and cybersecurity.

Adv. Liav Shapira provides comprehensive legal counsel to a wide range of clients, including startups, multinational corporations, and public entities, with a focus on privacy compliance, AI regulation, and mitigating cybersecurity risks.

 

Liav’s expertise encompasses navigating complex Israeli and European privacy frameworks, including GDPR compliance. He assists organizations in developing and implementing privacy programs, conducting data protection risk assessments, managing and securing databases, and preparing tailored policies, protocols, and agreements.

 

With extensive experience in regulatory engagement, Liav adeptly interacts with authorities, prepares authoritative legal opinions, and guides clients through intricate regulatory landscapes to achieve practical, business-oriented solutions.

 

Education:


Reichman University, LL.B. and B.A. in Business Administration - Marketing, 2008

Admission:


Israel Bar Association, 2010

Insights & News - Liav Shapira:


June 5, 2025

DORA for Tech Vendors - What You Should Know (But Haven’t Asked)

DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) is an EU regulation that sets rules for how financial entities manage ICT (Information and Communication Technology) risks. It covers areas like cyber resilience, incident reporting, third-party risk, and oversight of critical service providers.

April 10, 2025

Installing Surveillance Cameras in the Workplace: Balancing Between Employees’ Rights and Employers’ Legitimate Security Measures

A recent ruling by the National Labor Court establishes that placing cameras near an employee’s workstation does not necessarily constitute a substantial deterioration in working conditions.
March 2, 2025

Significant Shift in the Israeli Privacy Protection Authority’s Definition of Consent

The Israeli Privacy Protection Authority has issued a new statement introducing a significant change in the interpretation of the law and in the required methods for obtaining consent to the collection and processing of personal data. While the dry wording of the law enabled reliance on tacit or tacit consent, the PPA now clarifies that explicit, informed and free consent must be prioritized.

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