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Is the next big state data privacy regulation heading down the tracks?
Is the next big state data privacy regulation heading down the tracks? View Original Post
Is the next big state data privacy regulation heading down the tracks? View Original Post
The Adtech market was warned back in 2019 by the ICO to take control of data protection under GDPR. It would appear that the regulator is not satisfied by the progress made so far and has the industry lined up…
Equifax has reached a $380Mn settlement to address a class action following its 2017 data breach. Class members will be able to claim up to $20,000 for out of pocket expenses and Equifax must add an additional $125Mn if needed.…
2019 has been widely quoted as being the year in which the most data breaches were reported. The costs of which can be expected to the significant. Whether you measure the impact on the costs per record, enforcement costs or…
2019 saw enforcement being applied by EU GDPR, the development of further regulation like California’s data protection legislation, India progessing data protection standards, Australia reach out asking for feedback on its countries cyber strategy. And more. The foundations are being…
The data regulatory environment is gathering pace, we have GDPR and California’s CCPA to name two. India, one of the largest countries by population, alongside China, is progressing its own data legislation through parliament. The Bill which has very close…
We live in data dependent world. Where our manufacturing and supply chains are interconnected and the sharing of data is critical or the flow of products and services globally, from banking through automotive and oil and gas. Where data flows…
A great read, why Ransomware is a bigger issue than just locking you out of data. Take any analogy of theft and/or extortion. You have taken something of mine which I value dearly and you won’t give it back until…
The personal data of around 7.5 million Adobe customers was found by security researchers, who were able to access prototype environments. It raises the question of why was data, which contained the email addresses, client IDs, member IDs, payment status…
In my experience I agree with the figures, that on average anywhere between 60% – 75% of the data within an organisation is unstructured. Some call it dark data, another term which doesn’t help demystify data management or security. But…