data protection

The state is following up to ensure no information was transferred to bad actors

The tech giant will now only flag images that had been supplied by clearinghouses in multiple countries

New research unearths direct correlation between employees leaving and data theft

Edward Snowden publicly criticised Apple’s decision, comparing the tech giant’s flagship devices to surveillance agents

If confirmed, the penalty would be almost 15-times larger than the current record fine

100,000 customer names and addresses have been published to the dark web

The watchdog is calling for organisations to test its beta data assessment package on live AI applications

Make sure only the right people have access to your infrastructure

A look at the now invalidated framework US companies relied on to transfer data to and from the European Union

The country’s reserve bank found that the payment provider did not comply with a data policy established in 2018

We examine the groundbreaking new data law that's often referred to as "America's GDPR"

The BEUC has accused the Facebook-owned messaging platform of breaching 'multiple' EU consumer rights with its "vague" policy prompt

DCMS outlines a new regulatory framework that prioritises 'innovation' and promises to 'cut red tape'

Zerto will be positioned inside HPE's Storage business, available as a service through GreenLake

The company claims many of these lack legal justification and are either rejected outright or challenged through litigation

TechUK CEO says the agreement, which will be reviewed in 2025, could potentially unlock an estimated “€2 trillion of growth”

Why your company needs them, and what they should include

ICO investigations found most companies using the technology tended to be "immature" in their approach to data protection

Radical proposals suggest removing provisions on consent and the need for human oversight on AI decision-making

A misconfigured cloud service is the suspected cause of the exposure

Privacy experts slam the fine as a 'slap on the wrist' and say the retailer could have faced much harsher consequences under GDPR

A lower court ruling previously barred the company from preventing hiQ Labs from accessing information that its members had made public