General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

Meta was issued with two hefty GDPR fines for “forcing” users to consent to data processing

Public sector and commercial customers will be the first to benefit when the rollout begins on 1 January across all of Microsoft's core services

The much-awaited decision follows the scraping of half a billion users' data and received unanimous approval from EU regulators

Everything you need to know about the EU's data-removal ruling

The UK’s information commissioner outlines his new approach to regulation and why the most constructive punishments will always be favoured

The DCMS is to be co-designed with businesses with the aim of streamlining data protection, but some already call the change unneeded

If any of your data moves overseas – and most business data does – then you need to keep on top of the rules

The UK data regulator has come under heavy fire for consistently delaying much-needed action, privacy groups say

If your organisation collects people's data, you need to know how GDPR applies to your practices

The new approach will not adopt the EU's centralised model and sits alongside the National AI Strategy and Data Protection and Digital Information Bil…

Critics brand the EU's regulations as inflexible and counterproductive, but do the claims stand up to scrutiny?

We take a look at the core areas you need to consider to be GDPR compliant whilst using the cloud

The reforms, which stop short of abolishing GDPR entirely, also include an overhaul to the Information Commissioner's Office and a watering-down of ru…

Cyber security skills are in demand from every organisation, but what training and certification is needed?

Everyone knows your data drives the Google machine, but now you can find out exactly what it holds on you

Why your company needs them, and what they should include

Australian facial recognition firm collected 20 billion images from the internet without consent in order to build its database

With the industry phasing out third-party cookies, what does this mean for businesses reliant on them to track and improve their campaigns?

Tech giant to offer "Sovereign Controls" in 2022 and 2023 to help navigate the "evolving" data landscape

The European Court of Justice (CJEU) says consumer groups can take legal action over data privacy breaches

The website, run jointly with Capita, has been offline since mid-March as MoD assesses the scope of the breach

New banners will be applied to Search and YouTube in France before rolling out across Europe