Philippines: “No Calls, No Text Registration” bill gets a boost
The House committee on information and communications technology, chaired by Rep. Victor Yap has approved a substitute bill, seeking the […]
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Proper data protection guidelines finally arrived in China!
On 29 December 2017, the National Information Security Standardization Technical Committee released, arguably, one of the most important national standards […]
Trump administration wants larger role in shaping international data laws
A Trump administration official says laws being put in place are leading to a “balkanization” of the internet. Source: Trump […]
New UK data protection rules are a cynical attack on immigrants
Non-nationals in the UK will lose data rights in a discriminatory move that worries the European parliament, says Claude Moraes, […]
Brazilian General Bill on the Protection of Personal Data
Brazil does not yet have a general data protection law that can be applied transversally to every sector of the […]
U.K. Breached EU Law With Internet Spying, Court Rules
Part of the British government’s historic mass interception of emails, text messages and other forms of communication breached European Union […]
Are GDPR Guidelines Becoming Too Complex?
Last December the European Union’s Article 29 Data Protection Working Party issued draft guidance relating to two key aspects of […]
Two paths to meeting GDPR training requirements
For months, the DPO’s team has been working on getting their program in place. They can finally see their way […]
In The GDPR Era, Publishers Also Need A Data Opt-Out
The average page load on an ad-supported website includes 172 network requests just for advertising, according to recent research. That’s […]
Top 10 operational responses to the GDPR: Data inventory and mapping
The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation comes into force in less than four months. Even with up to 70 […]
Breach Notification in the GDPR Era
Most American organizations, and many organizations operating in certain member state jurisdictions in the EU, have been dealing with breach […]
The DRIP(A) of Watson
Despite Security Minister Ben Wallace’s attempts to downplay it, the Court of Appeal’s ruling in the Watson case continues the […]