Can Theresa May get the data protection deal she wants?
Twice now — first at a speech focused on security, in Munich, then this past Friday in her so-called “Five […]
Twice now — first at a speech focused on security, in Munich, then this past Friday in her so-called “Five […]
On February 12, 2018, the Article 29 Working Party (WP29) published guidance regarding Article 49 of the General Data Protection […]
According to recent research by RSA, failure to protect customer data is creating long-term business problems for organizations. That was […]
Security professionals still struggle to prevent attackers from breaking into internal networks, according to a CyberArk report. Despite an increasingly […]
Credit scores already control our finances. With personal data being increasingly trawled, our politics and our friendships will be next. […]
An EY study reveals that only 10% of organisations in the city-state are ready to comply with the Europe’s new […]
While some tend to portray new European Union (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) as menacing Apocalypse coming from nowhere, […]
Plans to deny millions of people the right to access immigration data held on them by the Home Office are […]
32% of company directors say their organisation only began preparing for the new General Data Protection Regulation in the last […]
In just under 100 days, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) enters into force. One of the major changes […]
Australia’s law enforcement agencies say 5G and IPv6 technologies will make it significantly more difficult to access communications and warn […]
Given that it is the Second Reading of the Data Protection Bill (DPBill) today, I thought I would write a […]