Guidelines focuses on the personal data processing in relation to the non-professional use of connected vehicles by drivers, passengers, owners, renters, etc.
UK’s Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation published its final report on online targeting setting out its findings and recommendations.
This guidance has been prepared to aid controllers and processors to ensure they meet their obligations on the security of personal data they process.
This paper looks at the fundamental rights implications of relying on live facial recognition technologies, focusing on its use for law enforcement and border-management purposes.
This guidance is intended to assist the users of these recording devices in determining whether they are a ‘controller’ with obligations under data protection law, or whether their actions fall within the personal or household exemption.
This white paper makes the case for passwordless authentication, for four main reasons.
The 8 steps will help you assess the compatibility of measures impacting privacy.
Guidelines provide a set of baseline measures that should be followed to ensure that AI applications do not undermine privacy rights.
The draft recommendation is addressed to private and public bodies as soon as they carry out the read and/or write operations on […]
Guidelines aim at giving guidance on how to apply the GDPR in relation to processing personal data through video devices.
Study aims to assess whether the markets for digital advertising and services that are funded by digital advertising are working well.