LIBE ePrivacy vote delayed; JURI, ITRE and EDPS weigh in
The big vote on the ePrivacy Regulation in the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs will […]
The big vote on the ePrivacy Regulation in the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs will […]
In this article, we examine a range of longterm data collections, conducted by researchers in social science, in order to […]
Hacking tends to bring to mind compromised bank accounts or infiltrated government security systems, not anything as salacious as a […]
Whether malicious or inadvertent, workforce actions cause or contribute to over half of cyber attacks experienced by organizations. Protecting against […]
The world’s largest retailer announced Friday that it is testing a delivery program in Silicon Valley that would allow customers […]
Last week, at the 39th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners in Hong Kong, data protection authorities from […]
The device can switch on a night light if it hears a baby crying and even help a preteen with […]
As the number of devices quietly gathering your data increases, so does the risk of exposure. Source: Congressman Wants U.S. […]
Your personal data is worthless – it’s only when it’s processed by the Facebooks or Googles of this world that […]
In order to be legally compliant with data protection law, an employer must have a “lawful basis” or justifiable reason […]
Users of connected and autonomous vehicles should be able to control who is given access to the data generated by […]
By James Clark and Ataikor Ngerebara The ICO has provided some clarity on how its notification and fee regime will […]