Data Protection

In 2012, Professor Gote Nyman introduced the term “Internet of Behaviours” (IoB), envisioning a network where we could give behavioral patterns a special address, kind of like how devices have …

The future of employment is changing with the collection of biometric data Technology and artificial intelligence (AI) are the waves of the future and are now making their way into …

Following the EDPB’s urgent binding decision of October 27th 2023, the Irish data protection authority (IE DPA) adopted its final decision on 10 November 2023, imposing a ban on Meta …

There is a growing demand for transparency and accountability from individuals, regulators and stakeholders about how companies manage their data. Look no further than nearly a dozen states that have …

Risk and compliance professionals, including data protection professionals, at all levels have seen their compensation increase by an average of 7%, according to RIMS’ survey of about 1,100 North American …

Today, privacy activist group noyb (None Of Your Business) has submitted a GDPR complaint against Meta to the Austrian data protection authority. The complaint addresses Meta’s implementation of a “Pay …

Marking a Milestone for Data Privacy In a significant development for transatlantic data protection, an investiture ceremony held on 14 November 2023, marked a pivotal moment for the EU-US Data …

The Information Commissioner has warned some of the UK’s top websites they face enforcement action if they do not make changes to comply with data protection law. Some websites do …

A former NHS employee has been found guilty and fined for illegally accessing the medical records of over 150 people. Loretta Alborghetti, from Redditch, worked as a medical secretary within …

An investigative report by Disclose has exposed that French national police have been using the Israeli facial recognition software Briefcam since 2015, a practice explicitly prohibited by French law. Disclose …