data protection

Why your company needs them, and what they should include

Error led to more than 1,000 people having their names and corresponding addresses posted online

The Data Governance Act aims to make it easier for personal data to be shared across the public and private sectors in areas such as research, innovat…

The ICO has voiced "significant concerns" that the company has processed UK personal data without people's knowledge

The new rules apply to new online advertising strategies which must place protections for users at the forefront

The novel approach to training machine learning models minimises the amount of personal data that's required to make accurate predictions

Digital Markets Act aims to strengthen internal markets, prevent misuse of personal data, and impose massive fines on companies

New draft regulations underline that if companies choose to IPO in Hong Kong, they will be forced to carry out a cyber security review

The tech giant had been accused of secretly collecting personal data from 5.4 million UK-based iPhone users

The company has been granted the power to challenge Ireland’s fine over the way it shares user data

The incident is being investigated by both the National Crime Agency and the Information Commissioner's Office

A joint investigation between the UK and Australia information commissioners has found that the AI company breached Australians’ privacy

Whitehead will lead the new body coordinating the work of the Financial Conduct Authority, the ICO, the CMA, and Ofcom

Russia-based Conti ransomware group is demanding tens of millions in cryptocurrency

A look at the country's recently introduced law governing how personal data is defined and processed

Your digital footprint is always growing – so we explore how you can keep it under control

Why proposed revisions to data protection rules may not be necessary

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Partitioning a single network can help relieve network congestion and increase security

BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, is calling on the government not to remove Article 22 ‘while AI is still in its infancy'

With new powers granted to law enforcement agencies in Australia, we examine what this could mean for digital rights in the country