Holes in Australia’s privacy law
While Australia’s privacy law has made a good start in encouraging better security hygiene, it may not go far enough […]
While Australia’s privacy law has made a good start in encouraging better security hygiene, it may not go far enough […]
With eight months until the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), the countdown is well and truly on […]
Two in five company directors in the UK do not know whether new EU data protection laws will apply to […]
The review of artificial intelligence argues a new AI council should be created but it wouldn’t be in charge of […]
Given the extraordinary boom of the digital economy, Europeans’ data protection should be a priority, according to Director General for […]
On October 19, 2017, the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs narrowly voted to approve an […]
There’s no question the GDPR has anyone who’s paying attention “on their feet.” Talk to any privacy consultant or vendor […]
The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation imposes stricter obligations on data controllers and processors to ensure the security of personal […]
The Article 29 Working Party has published this week its “last revised” guidelines on data protection impact assessments and determining […]
Electronic devices are no longer a luxury; for most, electronic devices are imperative for daily tasks. We rely on digital technologies […]
Laws under the earlier effective date enable faster blocking of all proxies and mirrors of banned websites – all without […]
The concept of joint controllers in EU law, in contrast to a distinction between controllers and processors, has not been […]