What problem does it solve?
Helps organizations understand and operationalize compliance with Israel's Privacy Protection Law (1981), the 2017 Information Security Regulations, and Amendment 13 (effective August 14, 2025). Reduces uncertainty about database registration, security level requirements, consent obligations, cross-border transfers, breach notification, and new AI governance obligations so teams can prioritize remediation and avoid enforcement risk.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Security level assessment: Walks through the basic/medium/high tiers defined by the 2017 regulations and maps required controls.
- Database registration guidance: Explains when registration is required (public bodies, data brokers, large databases) and what to document.
- Consent and cross-border rules: Describes valid consent, limited exceptions, and transfer mechanisms including adequacy and contractual safeguards.
- Breach response checklist: Defines "without delay" notification to the Authority and when to notify affected individuals, plus documentation practices.
- Amendment 13 & AI governance: Summarizes expanded personal data scope (IP, geolocation, device IDs), mandatory Privacy Protection Officer roles, AI transparency and oversight, and enhanced enforcement.
- Automatable assessment: Bundled Python script to determine security level, check registration needs, and generate a compliance checklist for remediation planning.
- Reference materials: Deep-dive reference document with statutory details, regulatory citations, and practical examples for legal and technical teams.
Quick Start
Ask the skill to assess your organization's compliance with the Israeli Privacy Protection Law, determine the required security level and registration obligations, review cross-border transfer safeguards, and produce a prioritized remediation checklist reflecting Amendment 13.
