GDPR: watchdogs give businesses ‘one off’ to continue data processing by moving away from invalid consents
Businesses that find that the consent they currently have to collect and use personal data is invalid under new EU […]
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US-based email marketers unprepared and most unfamiliar with GDPR
Eighty-seven percent of respondents to a new survey expressed unfamiliarity with the General Data Protection Regulation. Considering the vast implications […]
Dutch government introduces GDPR Implementation Bill
On Dec. 13, the Dutch government sent the GDPR Implementation Bill to the Parliament. The bill, which was long expected, […]
Egnyte Offers Cross-European Compliance Platform
A new platform from Egnyte helps firms comply with GDPR in all 28 EU countries, and in all languages from […]
Transparency and the GDPR: Practical guidance and interpretive assistance from the Article 29 Working Party
The Article 29 Data Protection Working Party has released its proposed guidelines on transparency , which are open to public […]
When cultures collide: the debate we’re not having on data privacy
As governments around the world re-evaluate their privacy regimes, an emerging issue for every CIO is changes to data privacy […]
The Working Party guidance on consent is finally here
On Dec. 12, the Article 29 Working Party released for comment a draft of its guidance on consent under the […]
Upcoming drone regulations and soaring use provide opportunities and challenges
As the popularity of unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, continues to soar, two experts weigh in on what could be […]
Almost half of European HR professionals do not know what GDPR is
An SD Worx survey of 1,800 European participants has found that almost half of HR professionals do not know what […]
“Right to be forgotten”comes to Canada?
The relief Martin Streete felt the day he walked out of court a free man erodes with every click of […]
Right to be forgotten and global delisting: some news from Spain
In a recent ruling, the Spanish Audiencia Nacional – the high court that referred the Google Spain case to the […]
EU Parliament ‘cookie’ restrictions worry online media
The European Parliament and groups representing newspapers and magazines are at odds over how new privacy rules will affect the […]