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Israel · Privacy Law (Amendment 13)
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Citation: PPL 5741-1981 §8A/17B1; Data Security Regs 5777-2017
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What the statute requires, section by section
Protection of Privacy Law, 5741-1981, as amended by Amendment No. 13 (5784-2024); most provisions in force 14 August 2025. Companion: the Privacy Protection (Data Security) Regulations 5777-2017. Provisions addressed:
- Data Security Regulations 5777-2017
- tiered data-security obligations (written database-security procedure, access controls, periodic review).
- Data Security Regulations 5777-2017, reg. 11
- notification of a serious security incident to the Privacy Protection Authority (PPA).
- PPL §17B1
- mandatory Data Protection Officer (DPO) for defined controllers (added by Amendment 13).
- PPL §8A
- database registration and notification regime (registration largely narrowed; new notification obligation for large ISS databases). Note: the authoritative text is Hebrew; English is reference. Exact data-security sub-regulation numbers should be confirmed against the Hebrew text.
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