Lexicon

The right to be forgotten (also known as the “right to forget”) is a privacy right for European citizens. Under this right, you have the […]

The term “right to forget” is also sometimes used to indicate the right to be forgotten. For more information see “right to be forgotten”.

SaaS is short for Software-as-a-Service. See Software-as-a-Service for the detailed meaning.

Safe Harbor was an agreement between the European Union and the United States regarding the exchange of citizens’ personal data. In 2015, the Court of […]

A server is a computer system – connected to the internet – that provides services to users or other computers within the network. These users […]

A service-level agreement (“SLA”) is an agreement that contains agreements between the supplier and the customer of a service. A SLA is often concluded in […]

Service is understood to be a non-physical good. When providing services, a supplier provides a specific service to the customer at a specific rate. IT […]

The SGOA (Stichting Geschillenoplossing Automatisering) is an independent organization in the field of ICT conflict management for companies and organizations. The SGOA facilitates mediation and arbitration, […]

SIDN (Foundation for Internet Domain Registration in the Netherlands) is a foundation that regulates the registration and issue of .nl domain names. In addition, SIDN […]

When a dispute about a .nl domain name arises, parties can go to civil court. This often takes a lot of time and a lot […]

SLA is short for service – level agreement. For the definition, see service – level agreement.

The most common way to protect software is through copyright. In addition, in some cases, a patent can be granted on software. Copyright Software is […]

Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) includes the provision and use of software as an online service. Where software has traditionally been purchased for a one-time fee, the software […]

Spearphishing is a variant of phishing that focuses on one person or a very limited group of people in, for example, an organization, who are […]

In addition to the “normal” personal data that identifies a person, there is also special personal data (or sensitive data). This includes information about a […]

Standard software is software that has not been developed for one specific party and can, therefore, be used by a large group of users. Advantages […]

See SGOA for information about the Stichting Geschillenoplossing Automatisering (Dispute Resolution Automation Foundation).

A summons letter is a letter in which someone is “summoned” to take certain actions. These are often actions concerning the execution of an agreement, […]

TLD stands for Top-Level Domain. A top-level domain (also known as TLD) is the “highest level domain”. It concerns the extension that is (usually) displayed […]

A top-level domain (also known as TLD) is the ‘domain name on the highest level’. It concerns the extension that is (usually) displayed to the […]

UDPR stands for Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy. Under the UDPR Policy, most brand-related domain name disputes must be resolved through an agreement, lawsuit or arbitration […]

The Waterfall – method is a classic way of software development that successively goes through different phases of development. Phases The phases that are being […]

Wbp is the abbreviation for “Wet bescherming persoonsgegevens” (Personal Data Protection Act). For more information, see the Personal Data Protection Act.