data protection

With the industry phasing out third-party cookies, what does this mean for businesses reliant on them to track and improve their campaigns?

The ICO’s IT budget has been slashed by around 23% since 2019

National Bureau of Economic Research claims that GDPR had killed off 32.4% of apps available on the Google Play Store

Tech giant to offer "Sovereign Controls" in 2022 and 2023 to help navigate the "evolving" data landscape

New PowerStore update aims to deliver up to a 50% mixed-workload performance boost and up to 66% greater capacity

The tech giant also added Cyber Recovery Services to its existing Apex portfolio and announced a multi-cloud collaboration with Snowflake Data Cloud

Make sure only the right people have access to your infrastructure

The European Court of Justice (CJEU) says consumer groups can take legal action over data privacy breaches

New banners will be applied to Search and YouTube in France before rolling out across Europe

This principle should guide you on every step of a customer’s journey because, if you get it wrong, you could land on the wrong side of the law

New browser app comes with a cookie popup blocker and a password manager

Deal aims to eliminate legacy backup silos and provide comprehensive protection against the “array of rising data threats”

A long list of failures by US companies shows the government’s planned overhaul of the UK data protection landscape needs much closer scrutiny

Until we live in a society in which women are safe, we might need to compromise on mass data collection

British public found to be largely comfortable with the level of data sharing across society but is fearful about how AI is more broadly used

Privacy campaigner Max Schrems suggests the deal amounts to a "patchwork approach" that will ultimately fail

Individual rights come before anything else, John Edwards insists, amid government plot to rip up data protection laws

The technique allows hackers to hide malicious links in HTML files

The social media giant set aside over €1 billion in November to help it cope with potential fines arising from data protection investigations

New rules include 'youth modes' for all video services and mandatory security software for all new devices