Google is making some big changes to where it stores the data of its UK users, with the firm notifying users through an update to its terms and conditions. While UK data has been stored with the data of other EU countries,
Simon Kenny, CEO of Hoptroff London, details how traceable time can be used to enforce data protection regulation in data centres.
Nehal Maniar, chief technology officer at Trūata explains the importance of privacy when it comes to handling data, and how to ensure that you’re treating that data with respect.
Nehal Maniar, chief technology officer at Trūata explains the importance of privacy when it comes to handling data, and how to ensure that you’re treating that data with respect.
The last year was a busy one for hackers. 2019 saw globally-renowned businesses, public authorities, and even voting systems become victim to crippling instances of system outages, data theft and ransomware attacks.
Despite GDPR coming into effect in Europe a year and a half ago, privacy continues to be the most important aspect of data management, while consumer concerns regarding the privacy and security of their personal information still remain. But what exactly has
GDPR may have kickstarted a revolution in the data protection space, with Justin Fier, director of cyber intelligence and analytics at Darktrace, noting that 2020 could see an onslaught of new data protection laws.
As brands leverage vast amounts of data to get personal with consumers, Finn Raben, director general at ESOMAR, explains that there shouldn’t be any ‘tension’ between privacy and personalisation as they can both coexist side by side.
If you picked up a copy of the The Times at the weekend, you may have heard the news that an agreement between the US and UK governments will force tech firms to give police and intelligence services access to encrypted messages, but
A new global study from ESOMAR and HERE Technologies, along with research partners BuzzBack Research, and Cint, has revealed that 74% of UK consumers are concerned about sharing their personal data, and less than 1 in 10 say that they aren’t.
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