Resolution No. 4885 of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism of 13 February 2020. Supervision of industry and commerce, Superintendent for the Protection of Personal Data. (Facebook Colombia S.A.S). Facebook Colombia S.A.S. carries out an activity that involves the processing of personal data. Now, to provide its advertising services, it uses the data of users of Facebook Inc. Without this information, this Colombian company would not be able to provide its services. Without security, there is no proper processing of personal data. Facebook must manage the secure processing of personal data responsibly, conscientiously and very professionally. Finally, remember that complying with the legal rules for purchasing software licenses in Colombia not only allows you to adapt to the law, but also avoids other possible risks such as security attacks, financial fraud, and theft of information and personal identity by viruses and malware.
Law 1273 of 5 January 2009, which amends the Penal Code, creates a new protected legal interest – called „information and data protection“ – and systems that use information and communication technologies are fully preserved, among other provisions (Official Gazette No. 47.223). Since its inception, this law has been crucial in combating software piracy in the country, as the issue of software licenses in companies is no longer the exclusive responsibility of systems or technology departments and passes to the jurisdiction of legal representatives and management, who are ultimately those ultimately responsible for fines. Sanctions and even prison sentences resulting from abusive or incorrect use of the intellectual property rights of software publishers. In addition, with the violation of the law on intellectual property and copyright, there is also criminal liability, such as the crime of fraud to the economic rights of the author, which provides for prison sentences of 2-5 years and fines of 20-1000 applicable legal minimum monthly wages. Like all companies, yours has certainly implemented some kind of software, so it is important that you know that there is also a normativity for the use of software in Colombia, as is the case with most aspects within organizations. Decree 2150 of 1995 on electronic systems of 5 December 1995, which aims to simplify procedures before public authorities. (Official Journal 42.137 of 6 December 1995). Also the crime of violation of the mechanisms of protection of the economic rights of the author and other scams in force in prison from 4 to 8 years and fine of 26.66 to 1000 legal minimum monthly wages. The legal representative of the company can be held criminally liable for the falsification of a private document punishable by penalties ranging from 16 to 108 months in prison.
Non-compliance will result in administrative penalties of up to 200 applicable statutory minimum wages (200 SMMLV) for all directors of the company, as determined by company supervision. Decree 1727 of 15 May 2009 of the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, which establishes the manner in which operators of databases of financial, credit, commercial and service information and third countries must present the information of the holders of the information. (Official Gazette No. 47.350 of 15 May 2009). Resolution No. 43704 of 31 July 2020 of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism. Supervision of industry and commerce of the Republic of Colombia, Superintendent delegate for the protection of personal data (CREDITÍTULOS S.A.S.). Neither the responsibility nor the sanction against those who do not respect the legal regime of protection of personal data disappears before the configuration of a „surpassing of the facts“. The fact that this is a case of „over-the-fact“ does not mean that any irregularities of the applicant disappear, nor does it absolve her of any liability.
Therefore, that prime contractor has full powers to initiate an administrative act of a sanctioning nature, which is criticised in particular for the configuration of a `surmounted act`. Approximation of software with literary works Law 33 of 1987 on accession to the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works of 1886 Andean Decision 351 of 16 December 1993, which adopts the common rules on copyright and related rights. Law 170 of 15 December 1994 approving the Agreement establishing the World Trade Organization (WTO), the annexed multilateral agreements and the attached plurilateral agreement on beef and veal signed in Marrakech (Morocco) in April 1994. Article 4 of Law 565 of February 2, 2000, approving the WIPO Copyright Treaty, adopted in Geneva on December 20, 1996 Resolution 2562 of June 3, 2010, CRC, of the Communications Regulatory Committee, amendment of Article 1 of Resolution 2353, which deals with quality indicators for telecommunications services. Resolution 2251 of 11 December 2009 CRC, the Communications Regulatory Commission, amending Resolution 1914 of 2008 of Resolution CRT 5076 of 29 December 2016 of the Communications Regulatory Commission, which amends the title.- Information reports of CRC Resolution 5050 of 20 December 20. November 2016, as part of the regular information report of telecommunications network and service providers, television operators and postal service operators, to the Commission for the regulation of communications and other provisions. Moral rights Article 30 of Law 23 of 28 January 1982 on copyright Article 9 of Law 23 of 28 January 1982 on copyright Law 962 of 8 July 2005, which contains provisions aimed at streamlining the administrative procedures and procedures of public bodies and bodies and persons performing public functions or providing public services. (Official Journal No 45.963) Resolution MPS 1995/1999 of 8 June 1999 on the management of medical records. Registration of a work Article 199 et seq. of Law 23 of 28 January 1982 on Copyright Decision No. 30412 of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism of 23 June 2020.
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