General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

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

This principle should guide you on every step of a customer’s journey because, if you get it wrong, you could land on the wrong side of the law

A long list of failures by US companies shows the government’s planned overhaul of the UK data protection landscape needs much closer scrutiny

Until we live in a society in which women are safe, we might need to compromise on mass data collection

Privacy campaigner Max Schrems suggests the deal amounts to a "patchwork approach" that will ultimately fail

The social media giant set aside over €1 billion in November to help it cope with potential fines arising from data protection investigations

The UK placed sixth on the GDPR fine table with its £20 million fine levied against British Airways

The crime-fighting agency has failed to implement the necessary data protection measures it was told to make more than a year ago

Limited technological capabilities and poor access to data are preventing investment in AI

The Norwegian DPA claims users' sexual orientations were exposed following the sale of data to third parties

With privacy increasingly driving customer decisions, here’s how to make it a differentiator for your business

Error led to more than 1,000 people having their names and corresponding addresses posted online

Not all cloud products support the same level of security, so what should organisations be looking out for?

Digital Markets Act aims to strengthen internal markets, prevent misuse of personal data, and impose massive fines on companies

The company has been granted the power to challenge Ireland’s fine over the way it shares user data

The US has streamlined its processes for data requests from cloud services providers now embedded into almost every part of the UK economy

As high street stores join the NICE Investigate Digital Evidence Management system, what does this mean for the wider business community?

Why proposed revisions to data protection rules may not be necessary

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Letter threatening legal action against 17 firms that use trade player data claims the practice violates EU data protection law

The Spanish banking giant will use IBM Cloud for Financial Services to run key software applications