GDPR

While the GDPR will require businesses to comply with rules that will ultimately protect customer data, concerns have been raised regarding how it will tackle automation in data analytics as the market for artificial intelligence (AI) continues to grow.

An important facet of GDPR compliance is the responsible handling of data breaches. Organizations can align with GDPR requirements dealing with the consequences of data breaches through prevention, timely notification, and satisfactory mitigation.

A look at the impact of GDPR on the manufacturing, transportation, and digital marketing industries

Privacy by Design is a concept that businesses should adopt as they modernize their operations, especially in this data-driven world.

ICANN focuses on preserving its WhoIs protocol as it continues to develop interim models for GDPR compliance.

GDPR compliance becomes one of the deciding factors for WhatsApp continuing its plans to share personal user data with Facebook.

The U.K. is strengthening its data protection laws through the Data Protection Bill (DPB), keeping in line with the GDPR and the changing technological landscape.

The GDPR is fast approaching and it is important to identify the weak links in your enterprise. Where can security be improved? Past experience has shown that third party suppliers are particularly susceptible to attacks.