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Quarter of all vacancies posted since the beginning of the year concern data protection.
Despite the deadline being less than three months away, few colleges are prepared for strict new European data-protection rules.
With the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) going into effect this May, many organizations need to have a robust incident response program to ensure the safety of their customers’ and employees’ data. Here's part one of our guidelines.
Some corporations, Ayala said, are laboriously setting up two different privacy systems, one for Europe and another for the US. However, the major players are unifying their rules to comply with the GDPR, “which is an indicator that European trends are starting to become global trends. Facebook and Google just rolled out new privacy centers … Continue reading The Future of Data Privacy →
Security teams increasingly rely on machine learning and artificial intelligence to protect assets. Will a requirement to explain how they make decisions make them less effective?
New regulations offer EU citizens sweeping new powers over how their data can be collected, used and stored.
[This was originally written for my upcoming book Future Ethics , but might be too boring to make the final draft. I must stress this post does not constitute legal advice; anyone who takes my word over that of a properly qualified lawyer deserves what they get. I recommend reading this po
Websites, mobile apps, IoT devices, smartphones and just about any other products, systems or processes will, in a majority of cases, might soon need to redesign and re-engineer how user consent is being processed. Why? Because of the European General Data Protection Regulation. The GDPR makes consent a bit closer
Yesterday, I wrote the first part of this 5-part series on fixing data breaches and I focused on education. It's the absolute best bang for your buck by a massive margin and it pays off over and over again across many years and many projects. Best of all, it's about
Knowing how GDPR is different from the regulations your company is already complying with will help determine the gaps that exist between the two.
By May 2018, companies of all sizes will need to ensure the efficacy of their cloud security capabilities. To address the operational challenges associated with achieving GDPR compliance, most organizations will need to undergo numerous changes.
Uber's concealment of the breach increased the cyber risk of drivers and customers, as well as the potential loss of trust from investors and governments.