Israel: Privacy Protection Authority opinion / guidance on algorithmic processing and notification obligations (automated decision‑making guidance)

1. 1.1 What is the principal data protection legislation?
2. 1.2 Is there any other general legislation that impacts data protection?
3. 1.3 Is there any sector-specific legislation that impacts data protection?
4. 1.4 What authority(ies) are responsible for data protection?
5. 4.1 What are the key principles that apply to the processing of personal data?
6. 6.1 What additional obligations apply to the processing of children’s personal data?
7. 7.6 What are the sanctions for failure to register/notify where required?
8. 7.7 What is the fee per registration/notification (if applicable)?
9. 7.8 How frequently must registrations/notifications be renewed (if applicable)?
10. 7.9 Is any prior approval required from the data protection regulator?
11. 7.10 Can the registration/notification be completed online?
12. 7.11 Is there a publicly available list of completed registrations/notifications?
13. 7.12 How long does a typical registration/notification process take?
14. 8.4 Can a business appoint a single Data Protection Officer to cover multiple entities?
15. 10.4 Do the restrictions noted above apply to marketing sent from other jurisdictions?
16. 11.4 What are the maximum penalties for breaches of applicable cookie restrictions?
17. 14.2 Are there limits on the purposes for which CCTV data may be used?
18. 15.1 What types of employee monitoring are permitted (if any), and in what circumstances?
19. 16.4 What are the maximum penalties for personal data security breaches?
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