US Firms Have Begun Addressing GDPR Shortcomings
A survey of 145 US corporate directors of public company boards conducted by BDO USA during August 2018 has revealed that […]
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Global study finds artificial intelligence is key cybersecurity weapon in the IoT era
As businesses struggle to combat increasingly sophisticated cybersecurity attacks, the severity of which is exacerbated by both the vanishing IT […]
Nearly all apps do not comply with GDPR, finds study
No less than 98% of leading apps do not comply with GDPR, finds a study from Crownpeak. The study also […]
All corporate networks ‘highly vulnerable’ to attacks
Corporate Wi-Fi networks and employee mistakes make all corporate networks vulnerable to attacks from hackers, according to Positive Technologies. The report […]
You Can’t Handle the Truth About Facebook Ads, New Harvard Study Shows
When you tell people you’ve been tracking them across the internet, they freak out and avoid buying your product, research […]
Canadian firms hindering customer data access requests
Businesses could do a better job at responding to Canadians’ requests to look at the personal data they hold, according […]
Lack of funding exposes US federal agencies to high data breach risks
US federal agencies suffer the highest volume of data breaches out of government agencies worldwide and budgets are part of […]
Stanford quantifies the privacy-stripping power of metadata
More proof, if proof were needed, of the privacy-stripping power of metadata. A multi-year crowdsourced study, conducted by Stanford scientists […]
Hong Kong’s DPA Releases Two Reports on Privacy
he Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong (the Privacy Commissioner) Mr Stephen Kai-yi WONG released two reports, namely “2017 […]
Why We’re So Hypocritical About Online Privacy
We say we care about privacy. However, our actions show that we actually don’t. This article digs deeper into reasons of […]