Accommodating data subjects’ rights
Accommodating data subjects’ rights can be one of most nuanced and challenging areas of GDPR implementation. Indeed, as the IAPP-EY […]
Accommodating data subjects’ rights can be one of most nuanced and challenging areas of GDPR implementation. Indeed, as the IAPP-EY […]
The Observer’s remarkable exposé of Cambridge Analytica must now bring down the curtain on the permissive environment for online electoral […]
I’ve been engaged with data breach notification for many years and from many perspectives. I wrote what was probably the […]
On Friday night, Facebook suspended the account of Cambridge Analytica, the political-data company backed by the billionaire Robert Mercer that […]
Security incidents are common. Perhaps someone leaves a secure door unlocked or a sensitive paper file exposed on their desk. […]
The data analytics firm that worked with Donald Trump’s election team and the winning Brexit campaign harvested millions of Facebook […]
Uber is fighting to keep its 40,000 drivers operating on the roads of Britain’s capital city, its most important European […]
Businesses developing innovative digital products and services will be able to test that their solutions comply with data protection laws […]
New social network Vero takes its name from the Latin for “truth” and has positioned itself as a privacy-focused social […]
A team of researchers at the Max Planck Institute and Northeastern University may have figured out how to beat ad […]
Facebook, its popular messaging app WhatsApp, and the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) have reached a truce in their long-running […]
Police in Lancashire, a county in northwest England, have rolled out a program to broadcast crime updates, photos of wanted […]