Understand the dangers of OSS? Equifax means you have to.
The Equifax breach has dominated headlines since it was announced earlier this month — and for good reason. The personal data […]
The Equifax breach has dominated headlines since it was announced earlier this month — and for good reason. The personal data […]
Is a country’s privacy regime adequate? To people who are not privacy professionals, this question may seem odd. What does […]
Apple has boasted of its use of a cutting-edge data science known as “differential privacy.” Researchers say they’re doing it […]
Google is pleased to announce that the Spanish Data Protection Agency (“Agencia Española de Protección de Datos” or “AEPD”) has […]
On 1 August we reported on the launch of the International Regulatory Strategy Group’s “Article 28 GDPR ready contractual terms” […]
The widespread deployment of artificial intelligence and specifically machine learning algorithms causes concern for some fundamental values in society, such […]
ZDNet reported last week that the US Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued a binding operational directive to all […]
Since 2014, our digital security guide, Surveillance Self-Defense (SSD), has taught thousands of Internet users how to protect themselves from […]
EU and US officials will carry out a joint review this week of the Privacy Shield, a framework designed to […]
The Information Commissioner’s Officer (ICO) ruled, on 3 July 2017, that the Royal Free NHS Foundation Trust (the Trust) had […]
The new mobile-friendly version of Google Dashboard is rolling out this week. Source: What does Google know about you? Its […]
Dutch railway company NS has admitted to allowing advertisers to use billboards fitted with cameras to monitor travellers’ attention to […]