This study aims to verify whether the protection provided by the General Data Protection Law (LGPD) has been shown to be sufficient to safeguard the fundamental right to privacy in times when technological evolution is progressing and how compliance regulations can help in this context. Therefore, it addresses the right to privacy in the information society; explains the relationship between technological evolution and information security; and exposes general aspects of the LGPD. As a methodology, the theoretical-dogmatic research was used, considering that a literature review on doctrines and legislation was carried out in order to answer the research problem.

The General Data Protection Law (LGPD) is insufficient to safeguard the fundamental right to privacy in the information society, and compliance regulations can help in this context.

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Legislative Advances in the General Data Protection Law

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