It’s all going on in 2021, as experts at Kaspersky share some of their thoughts on data privacy for the year ahead. 2020 demonstrated how overwhelmingly important a connected infrastructure and digital services have become for the daily functioning of society. This
Aptly for Data Privacy Day, research from Uswitch has revealed the top five health apps collecting the most data on you, as well as steps from mobiles expert, Catherine Hiley, you can take to keep your data safe. Whenever we use apps
Why data sets need to be examined with x-ray vision, as told by Maurice Coyle, chief data scientist at Truata.
An investigation from the Belgian Data Protection Authority (DPA) has shone a spotlight on the legal structures that allegedly give permission to collect data; but opportunity knocks for a new era of privacy, says eyeo.
After the death of the EU/US Privacy Shield, Jan Oetjen, CEO at GMX explains why it is now essential for Europe to develop its own internet industry.
With the fall of the EU/US Privacy Shield leaving the transfer of information from EU citizens to US companies in legal limbo, Stefano Maffulli, Scality’s senior director of community and marketing discusses what’s next.
When it comes to AI based innovation, companies the world over are vying for competitive advantage. However, when it comes to gaining the upper hand, many have written off European companies solely on the basis of stricter privacy laws. But is this
As IoT sensor deployments are expanded in smart cities, utilities, hospitals, schools, agriculture, transport networks and many other places, Nick Sacke, head of IoT and products at Comms365, explains that stakeholders need to fully understand how to integrate these new data sources into
Over three quarters of global consumers (77%) believe that data held digitally about them should be their own property – not a company’s asset. This is according to the Global Consumer State of Mind Report, produced by Truata.
Even without social distancing in place, the last decade has shown us the surge in data will only continue as services become more advanced. Here Maurice Coyle, chief data scientist at Truata explains why the stakes have never been higher for content providers to
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