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Can a serviceman be engaged in business activity? Can a serviceman be engaged in business activity?
Mykhailo Yudin, a partner at Axon Partners and a current serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, analyzed whether a serviceman can be engaged in business activity, whether as a private entrepreneur or as a member of the management of an LLC. Based on Forbes' materials.

January 21, 2026 1 min

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“External compliance,” or your website = your face
“External compliance,” or your website = your face

(All characters are fictional, and any similarities are coincidental). - Good afternoon, we would like one GDPR compliance, please. - What do you need it for? - So that our EU customers like our website and don't ask our legal department any stupid questions :) Please make us all the banners and privacy policy. - Of course. But that's not GDPR compliance. It's just a tiny part of it. Let me explain.

What is the world of internal policies and assessments under the GDPR like?
What is the world of internal policies and assessments under the GDPR like?

How you treat personal data in your company is not just about what is public and visible to the human eye. It is also about how you manage internal processes for working with personal data, its movement, and security. For this purpose, there are internal policies and assessments, as well as special tools that help companies maintain control over data flow and other processes, ensuring that data is processed correctly. In this article, I will help you understand the main types of policies and assessments: what is mandatory, what is optional, where to start, and how to approach this process correctly.

What is data protection legislation, and when does it apply to your company?
What is data protection legislation, and when does it apply to your company?

Imagine yourself in the middle of a maze. Endless green walls, green grass under your feet, and you are all green as you search for a way out – that's how a company feels when it starts to navigate data protection legislation. To understand what your responsibilities are, you need to understand where those responsibilities are written.

AI and personal data: advice from the European regulator EDPB
AI and personal data: advice from the European regulator EDPB

The hype surrounding AI continues unabated. Every developer/owner/investor (underline as appropriate) wants to integrate AI into their product or launch a new one that is “enhanced” by artificial intelligence.

Open personal data: how to work with it
Open personal data: how to work with it

Person 5 stretched with satisfaction: their data is safe. In the register of court decisions, they are only Person 5. But they didn’t know that the day after tomorrow, skillful marketers would get to another open registry and flood their inbox with paper spam. After all, it’s open data, so it’s okay. Why is it not? Read this article for AIN about open data and how to use it without violating the privacy of Ukrainians.

Civil claims in Ukraine for personal data protection
Civil claims in Ukraine for personal data protection

Captain Obvious is with you. We are pleased to bring to your attention an article on how Ukrainian courts do not understand personal data protection legislation.

CJEU decision and non-pecuniary damage in personal data cases
CJEU decision and non-pecuniary damage in personal data cases

Let’s dream about a bright future. 2029. Ukraine is in the EU, Russian War Ship went f*ck itself (haha). Let’s say our Supreme Court appeals to the EU Court of Justice and asks for clarification on a few issues regarding the GDPR. The court is very interested in how to award non-pecuniary damage to people whose data was published online after a large-scale data breach as a result of a hacker attack.

How to transfer data to the US under GDPR 3.0: EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework – briefly and clearly
How to transfer data to the US under GDPR 3.0: EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework – briefly and clearly

Previously, Oksana Zadniprovska, Partner at Axon Partners, wrote a column for AIN.UA about the rules for transferring personal data to the United States. Recently, there have been important changes – the EU has recognized the United States as an adequate jurisdiction for data transfer. Read on to discover when this will work and what it means for IT business.