EU Law Analysis: Data Retention is still here to stay, for now…
This post critically analyses the Court of Appeal’s judgment in Tom Watson and Others v Secretary of State for the […]
This post critically analyses the Court of Appeal’s judgment in Tom Watson and Others v Secretary of State for the […]
On July 26, 2017, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) issued Opinion 1/15 (the Opinion of the Advocate General on […]
Riding the wave of a global push to comply with new privacy standards, a small Israeli company believes it can […]
Does surveillance impact behavior? Many remain skeptical while others believe any effects, if they are real, are only temporary or […]
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While data mapping and inventory, and establishing a lawful basis for processing, are logically the first two steps on the […]
View the recent data security incidents that have been reported or notified to the UK’s Data protection authority – ICO, […]
The Singapore Parliament passed the much discussed Cybersecurity Bill on 5 February 2018 and it is anticipated that the new […]
Last year Wikileaks released documents detailing how attackers can compromise offline computers. This new study goes one step further, exposing […]
Global financial news and services company, TheStreet, co-founded by TV stocks pundit, Jim Cramer, has broadened its relationship with legal […]
Religiously turning off location services may not save you from having your smartphone tracked: a group of IEEE researchers have […]
NHS Digital has been sharing non-clinical patient information with the Home Office for immigration purposes. Read our blog looking at […]