Which measures serve as appropriate safeguards for cross-border data transfers? Select all that apply.

Binding corporate rules are indeed appropriate safeguards for cross-border data transfers. They are a set of internal policies adopted by multinational companies to allow for the transfer of personal data across borders within the organization while ensuring compliance with data protection laws, particularly the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). These rules ensure that the data is protected to a standard that is consistent with the regulations.

Additionally, standard contractual clauses are another key mechanism recognized by the GDPR. They provide a legal framework for establishing adequate protection for personal data being transferred outside the European Economic Area (EEA). When utilized, these clauses help ensure that the level of protection afforded to personal data is maintained, even when transferred to jurisdictions that may not have equivalent data protection laws.

On the other hand, one-time agreements are not standardized or broadly recognized as reliable safeguards for ongoing data transfers, and public interest exceptions serve specific limited purposes under the regulation, often not applicable to routine cross-border transfers of personal data.