More than 70% of organizations expect their Data Governance will improve with GDPR
98% of organization see challenges in complying with GDPR. The biggest challenge is to know when enough has been done […]
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UK IT Pros Better Prepared for GDPR than EU/US Counterparts
UK IT Pros Better Prepared for GDPR than EU/US Counterparts. Spiceworks study shows there’s still plenty of work to be […]
Why We Need a Transatlantic Charter for Data Security and Mobility
Setting common guidelines for data flows is crucial both to protect the goods and services that already depend on big […]
Rhode Island highway surveillance bill raises privacy concerns
Rhode Island Senate debtes a bill that calls for the installation of a system on area highways that would scan license […]
Telegram App Agrees to Register in Russia, but Not to Share Private Data
Pavel Durov, founder of the Telegram messaging app, agreed on Wednesday for his firm to be registered in Russia after […]
Hacks Raise Fear Over NSA’s Hold on Cyberweapons
Hackers in two global attacks have used cyberweapons stolen from a dangerous collection that had been amassed by the agency. […]
The WhatsApp wake-up call for companies doing business in the EU
A recent Dutch court case has reinforced the obligation under existing EU data protection law for companies not established in […]
This Time, Evernote Consulted Its Users Before Revising Its Privacy Policy
After a previous revision caused an uproar, the company chose its words more carefully–and made sure to let customers opt […]
Big Changes May Be Coming to Argentina’s Data Protection Laws
Two important changes are underway if you do business in Argentina. In 2003, Argentina was the first Latin American country […]
Keeping Pace With Tech Is A Challenge For Regulators
Regulators will always be playing catch-up with technology. By the time regulators do act to protect consumers, it’s generally more […]
Ransomware Virus Hits Computer Servers Across the Globe
A ransomware attack hit computers across the world on Tuesday, taking out servers at Russia’s biggest oil company, disrupting operations […]
Delta Bets on Facial Recognition, Self-Service Kiosks at Twin Cities Airport
In partnership with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Delta is also testing the technology at international boarding gates in Atlanta […]