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Jiří Hradský

Cybersecurity GDPR

jiri.h@sedlakovalegal.com

+420 739 914 552

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I am a partner at the firm and an attorney specializing in data protection, cybersecurity, whistleblowing, and other areas of compliance for digital business.

I serve as a Data Protection Officer (DPO) for international organizations, helping to manage processes across all continents. In addition, I am involved in the marketing activities of the firm and our partner accounting company, TaxCounting.

I have been working on data protection issues, especially GDPR and related regulations, in the office for more than 2 years now and I am happy to see that my work is meaningful.

What I do within the office:

  • GDPR audits
  • Preparation of data protection documentation
  • Data protection training
  • Creating an e-learning on data protection
  • e-Privacy regulation, platforms, and e-commerce
  • Gaming law and esports
  • Office marketing
  • Podcasts Právo v kostce ↗

Publications:

cybersecurity

Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)_povinnosti výrobců softwaru a hardwaru

8. 7. 2026 | Jiří Hradský

Cyber Resilience Act (CRA): obligations for software and hardware manufacturers

Do you develop software or manufacture devices that connect to the internet? Then the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) very likely applies to you – Regulation (EU) 2024/2847 on horizontal cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements. The first hard obligation kicks in as early as 11 September 2026: reporting of actively exploited vulnerabilities. And watch out – it also covers products that are already on the market. Breaches carry fines of up to EUR 15,000,000 or 2.5 % of worldwide turnover. In this article we summarise who the CRA applies to, what obligations it introduces, what the Czech adaptation act addresses, and how to prepare.

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e-shops

Tlačítko pro odstoupení od smlouvy_Co čeká e-shopy v 2026

15. 4. 2026 | Jiří Hradský

Withdrawal-from-Contract Button: What Awaits E-shops in 2026

Every e-shop operator that sells to consumers is likely to face a new obligation as early as summer 2026: placing a functional button for withdrawal from a contract directly into its online interface. The penalty for failing to do so can reach up to CZK 5,000,000. And no, having a PDF form somewhere in the footer is not enough.

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