IT governance

Law would levy $10,000 per infection for algorithmic bias

Committee fulfills commitments laid out under January defense bill

The US is mulling a new tax on UK goods such as industrial robots

The Digital Services Act draft also suggests that firms may be banned from giving their own services preferential treatment

The ride-hailing firm was previously in trouble for failings in the way it manages and releases software updates

We explain what ISO 27001 is and how it relates to IT management systems

The firm’s archive system held onto highly sensitive data from bank statements to health insurance records

After years in the wilderness, the urgency of EU exit is forcing GDS to step up to the plate

The UK regulator will oversee the development of data-reliant services to ensure GDPR compliance

High court rules the government’s Investigatory Powers Act doesn’t breach human rights

The latest crackdown against harmful content may take a more centralised shape

Critics worry this is a missed opportunity to change Facebook's data practices after the Cambridge Analytica scandal

Google, Apple, WhatsApp, Microsoft and others to sign an open letter imploring GCHQ to understand implications of its 'ghost protocol'

The effects of these inclusions, if made permanent, have been descibed as "insurmountable"

However five European countries opposed the copyright directive

Draft proposals will see senior managers face criminal liability, while ISPs could block some services entirely

But the UK ranks as the third-worst performing nation in terms of removing harmful content

'Alarming' spend and expertise discrepancies exposed as DHSC threatens enforcement action

Following the country's restriction on media outlets, China have exercised their censorship laws eliminating 9,800 social media accounts