A timely raincheck on the GDPR: the law of unintended consequences
As we approach a six-month point since the full implementation date of the GDPR, it is interesting to see evidence […]
As we approach a six-month point since the full implementation date of the GDPR, it is interesting to see evidence […]
Businesses should not begin using blockchain technology to process personal data until they can “guarantee compliance” with EU data protection […]
On Wednesday, the Spanish senate gave the green light to an online data protection law which may enable political parties […]
After a very long delay and amidst rumors that the Spanish Parliament could be dissolved and early elections called, the […]
Finland finally adopted its new GDPR-style law on 13 November. The delay was partly caused by deliberations on the role […]
An increasing number of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions may be stalling because of concerns over EU General Data Protection […]
A bipartisan bill to create a new team to pioneer federal government cybersecurity has had unanimous backing in the House […]
On November 12, 2018, the Centre for Information Policy Leadership (“CIPL”) at Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP published a legal note […]
We’re living in the golden age of spyware and government hacking, with companies rushing to join a blossoming billion dollar […]
A U.S. court has recently ruled that an EU citizen’s privacy rights and the GDPR do not trump a U.S. […]
Intel has now become the latest entity to throw its proposal into the ring. The tech company has released a […]
The Agency of Access to Public Information, the governmental entity tasked with enforcing the Argentine Data Protection Law, recently issued […]