حماية البيانات وقانون التقنية

Compliance for a Digital Economy

Qatar’s digital economy is growing rapidly — and so is the legal framework that governs it. The Personal Data Privacy Protection Law (Law No. 13 of 2016) places real obligations on businesses that collect, process, or store personal data, and enforcement is increasing. Whether you are a startup building a digital product, an established business reviewing your data practices, or a company responding to a cybersecurity incident, getting the legal framework right is no longer optional.

Ibrahem Law Firm advises businesses operating in Qatar’s digital economy on data protection compliance, technology contracts, and regulatory risk — in plain terms, without unnecessary complexity.

Services:

Data Protection Compliance
We help businesses understand and meet their obligations under Qatar’s Personal Data Privacy Protection Law — including lawful basis for processing, data subject rights, retention policies, and cross-border transfer requirements.

Privacy Policies & Internal Documentation
We draft privacy policies, data processing agreements, and internal data governance documentation that reflect your actual operations and satisfy regulatory requirements.

Technology & SaaS Agreements
We draft and negotiate technology contracts — including SaaS agreements, software licensing deals, IT service agreements, and cloud computing contracts — with careful attention to liability, IP ownership, and data handling obligations.

E-Commerce Regulatory Advisory
We advise online businesses on Qatar’s e-commerce legal framework, including consumer protection obligations, electronic contracting requirements, and payment processing compliance.

Cybersecurity Incident Response
When a data breach or cybersecurity incident occurs, the first hours matter. We advise businesses on their immediate legal obligations — including notification requirements, regulatory engagement, and steps to limit liability.

AI & Emerging Technology Advisory
As artificial intelligence and automated decision-making become embedded in business operations, the legal questions around data use, liability, and intellectual property are evolving. We advise clients on navigating this landscape under Qatar’s existing legal framework.