Europe’s new data protection rules export privacy standards worldwide
Europe wants to conquer the world all over again. Only this time, its killer app isn’t steel or gunpowder. It’s an […]
Europe wants to conquer the world all over again. Only this time, its killer app isn’t steel or gunpowder. It’s an […]
If you follow the breathless coverage of the recent stock market swings, you might imagine that CEOs are glued to […]
Andrew Burt on the implications of GDPR on data collection, storage and use for any organization dealing with customer data […]
EU data protection chiefs are worried member states won’t be ready when a new wide-sweeping general data protection regulation goes […]
When you collect data linked to a citizen of the EU, they are entitled to know what data is kept, […]
Since our July 2015 update, the 2015 draft Personal Data Protection Bill was withdrawn by Cabinet Resolution and returned to […]
Vasiliki Antoniadou on WP29 guidance for the implementation and interpretation of the GDPR transparency requirement via its recently published guidelines. […]
The National Defense Authorization Act of 2018 (NDAA), signed into law in December 2017, did not only authorize United States […]
Canada’s Communications Security Establishment (“CSE:) wants to give the public broad reassurances that it will not use its growing array of […]
On 10th November 2017, the Council of Ministers passed the Personal Data Protection Draft Act (Draft) seeking to conform Spanish law to the GDPR. The […]
Privacy compliance will become even more important for all companies in Australia now that the mandatory data breach notification scheme […]
It is finally here. This is the year of the GDPR. A journey that started with an ambitious policy paper […]