data protection

The hotel chain has notified guests of a second massive data breach within 18 months

The COVID Symptom Tracker has made it to the top of the App Store’s Medical apps charts

Organisations also lack confidence their data protection services are fit-for-purpose, research finds

Does your organisation comply with the toughest ever set of data protection rules?

The unsecured database contained some 146 million records

73% of Americans would also pay to ensure their data isn’t sold to third parties

The decision is driven by fears the UK may step out-of-sync with the EU's data protection laws

Members of his team argue they were pen-testing the Labour Party membership database

A look at the UK's national data laws and how GDPR fits into the puzzle

ORG warns UK government not to let US push it into weaker data protection laws

Security company will ask all users of its free antivirus if they are willing to let their browsing data be shared with third parties

Brexit's effect on data laws demands that data management remains a top business priority for UK organisations

Limitless fines have been proposed for those who break election rules

Regulators have received 160,000 data breach reports, with UK firms third-most reported across Europe

Lambeth Council named worst offender, with 281 devices lost or stolen since 2016

Campaigners may sue the data regulator for declining to take action against “massive data breaches”

A preliminary ECJ ruling would limit the power of member states to sidestep privacy and data protection laws

Hackers said to have stolen data belonging to 14 million customers over a nine-month period

Exec claims introduction of Californian privacy act won't have much of an impact on businesses

Stolen hard drives contained personal banking information including payroll data

Open Rights Group demands leading parties stop using claimants data for microtargeting election campaigns

Leaked documents suggest the Privacy Shield will eventually make way for a much deeper trans-Atlantic relationship

Legislature used a third-party firm thought to be at the centre of electoral controversy in the UK and US