How GDPR changes use of Browser Fingerprinting and Web Trackers
Browser fingerprinting is on a collision course with privacy regulations. Compared to more well-known tracking “cookies,” browser fingerprinting is trickier […]
Browser fingerprinting is on a collision course with privacy regulations. Compared to more well-known tracking “cookies,” browser fingerprinting is trickier […]
Security of processing is a foundational principle of the GDPR. Under Article 5(1)(f), personal data shall be “processed in a […]
Banks do not need to check whether their customers have given other companies permission to access information from their payment […]
There seems to be a rise in fearmongering about the next big potential privacy legislation on the horizon after GDPR […]
It is by now no secret that a lot of EU countries won’t have implementing acts ready in time for […]
Organizations in Europe may eventually be able to self-certify that they are compliant with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation, […]
Blockchain specialists in the European Union are grappling with the implications of the new GDPR privacy standards with ultimate outcome […]
The encryption technology that keeps smartphone users’ private messages safe could be regulated by the government because it is sometimes used by […]
A DPIA consists of a procedure aimed at describing the treatment, assessing its necessity and proportionality, and facilitating the management […]
On January 10, 2017, the EU Commission adopted a proposal for a Regulation on Privacy and Electronic Communications. On June […]
As a function that has a holistic view of the organization, internal audit plays a role in evaluating the organization’s […]
One primary goal in the EU’s enactment of the General Data Protection Regulation was to “harmonize,” or bring into conformity […]