Russia, stung by intelligence leaks, plans to tighten data protection
Russia has drawn up draft legislation aimed at stopping leaks of personal information from state agencies, a step that follows […]
Russia has drawn up draft legislation aimed at stopping leaks of personal information from state agencies, a step that follows […]
There’s lots of guides on the internet to consent and so-forth, but relatively few that dive into hands-on implementation details. Often, […]
The Belgian DPA has released a first status update six months after the GDPR became applicable. Some interesting statistics relate […]
Initially, the chips are being used in place of ID cards as a way of opening secure doors. But there’s […]
Consumer law and data protection can no longer afford to work in silos. The EU needs a big-picture approach to addressing systemic […]
As technology and machine learning continue to advance, we’re integrating surveillance into our daily lives at an increasing rate, and […]
Despite conflicting opinions about online privacy, customers choose to shop with companies that take reasonable security precautions. Most Americans are […]
The next time you’re forced to make a password—especially if a site requires you to use a crazy combination of […]
A German town managed to revive a children’s Christmas tradition after European data protection laws very nearly scrapped it. In […]
In an interview with Digiday an ad tech executive discusses how consent-string manipulation is potentially costing their business hundreds of […]
While it’s easy to focus on the sensational subject of malware, the truth is that mobile malware infections are incredibly […]
US Federal Trade Commission has given final approval to settlements with four companies over allegations that they falsely claimed certification […]