About Damyan
Damyan Todorov 🇧🇬
CIPP/E, CIPM,
Privacy & Data protection professional,
Law & Technology specialist
“We are on the verge of a new era – technologies are overtaking our personal life and challenging the perception of reality.
Recognizing myself as an early-adopter of technologies and a fierce supporter of tech progress I am quite aware of the ongoing clash between modern technologies and law. This blurred intersection is my particular field of interdisciplinary research and practicе that I am devoted to.“
Education
Completed the Law & Technology Master’s program at Tilburg University (2017)
after previosly obtained
a “Master of Laws” degree from the University of Sofia ‘St. Kliment Ohridski’. (2014)
Certifications
In August 2019 earned the prestigious international accreditation of a
Certified Information Privacy Professional/Europe (CIPP/E)
from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).
View CIPP/E certificate
In November 2025 earned the prestigious international accreditation of a
Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM)
from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)
Membership
Member of The International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)
Public recognition
⭐ Speaker at Eurasian Data Protection Congress 2021
🎙️ “Bulgarian data protection reality a DPO perspective“
⭐ Presenter at PrivacyConnect Sofia – November 2021
🎙️ “International Data Transfers. What’s new in 2021?“
Experience
Current job: Data Protection Specialist at Remote
Previous job: Privacy Counsel at Association of Data Protection Officers (Bulgaria 🇧🇬)
Previuos experience: Civil & Administrative law, Copyright law, ICT law.
Experienced in E-commerce & Internet liability, Human enhancement technologies, ICT Contract law, Cybercrimes, EU, Intellectual property law, Criminal law.
Non-legal areas of experience: SEO, Internet marketing, IT, E-commerce, Cloud computing.
My Law & Technology Master’s thesis – “To What Extent Can People be Ordered to be Enhanced with Artificial Limbs and Muscles?” (2017)
To What Extent Can People be Ordered to be Enhanced with Artificial Limbs and Muscles?