Modern challenges in ensuring the protection of personal data of employees

In the era of digital transformation, when data has become an integral part of business processes, the issue of protecting employees' personal data is of paramount importance. Modern organizations face unprecedented challenges related to the need to comply with regulatory requirements, counter cyber threats, and maintain employee trust. This study aims to analyze these challenges and develop practical recommendations for effective protection of employees' personal data. Ensuring the protection of employees' personal data is a complex and multifaceted task that requires organizations to take an integrated approach and continuously improve their policies and procedures. Compliance with legal requirements, countering cyber threats, ensuring transparency and control over data processing, as well as taking into account the specifics of certain categories of personal data are key success factors in this area. The methodological basis of the research is an integrated approach combining the analysis of the regulatory framework and expert assessments. One of the key aspects of scientific novelty is the identification and systematization of new threats to the security of personal data caused by the use of modern technologies. Such threats include, in particular, data leaks caused by cyber attacks on the employer's information systems, unauthorized access to personal data by insiders, as well as risks associated with the use of cloud services and mobile devices for processing and storing personal information. Another important element of the scientific novelty of this study is the development of a methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of existing measures to protect employees' personal data. Traditional assessment methods tend to focus on the general requirements of personal data protection legislation and do not take into account the specific risks that arise in the context of an employment relationship.

personal data, data processing, employee rights, compliance, cloud technologies, artificial intelligence, Internet of things, cybersecurity, data leaks, privacy policy