Pat Langley explains the dangers practices can encounter with GDPR and data protection, and how they can stay safe.
Too often, organizations still delay serious conversations about compliance until they’ve reached a certain size or revenue milestone. But this reactive approach is inherently risky; recent ...
The Society for Civil Rights began its work primarily in response to Edward Snowden's revelations about surveillance. It has ...
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Commission Finalizes Trustworthy Data Protection Initiative
The Personal Information Protection Commission announced on the 22nd that the national task of "Establishing a Personal ...
The EU Data Act is now in its second phase of implementation, shifting the balance of power by granting users rights over the ...
Data fuels modern finance from customer onboarding and credit scoring, to fraud prevention and risk management. For consumers ...
Industry players say that once DPDP is enforced there will be a move further towards first-party and zero-party data, clearer ...
Information Commissioner Paul Vane said there had been a year-on-year rise in awareness of the issue since 2022 [Jersey Office of the Information Commissioner] A survey of islanders' awareness of data ...
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