After the Capital One data breach, media finger pointing obscured the real issues. As Kurt explains, this is about companies getting a better handle on the training and know-how they need to manage cloud services securely.
With GDPR looming and a rising need for personalized contact with B2B buyers, Fujitsu consolidated a diverse marketing landscape on Marketo as its global system
Are consumers willing to trade data privacy for personalization? And is personalization living up to its billing? Fresh data raises questions on both fronts.
Another day, another data privacy ruling against Facebook's practices.
This week - Equifax and Facebook get a financial reckoning for data privacy - but did consumers get a fair shake? Also: why AI won't succeed without employee buy-in. Hertz and Avis do the transformation face off. And, as always, your whiffs.
Slapped with a $700 million fine, Equifax's CEO is drinking from a Kool Aid glass that's very much half full.
The Facebook 'we've changed' messaging campaign continues apace...
US Attorney General William Barr has been waving some big sticks in the direction of the tech industry. Be afraid...
Data residency has become the hot topic du jour as multi-national firms wake up to the reality that data privacy really does matter.
FaceApp is funny stuff, isn't it? Actually, no it isn't.
The GDPR fines keep stacking up with hotel chain Marriott now facing a hefty bill.
The first details emerged this week of a Workday blockchain initiative to help HR teams speed up verification of credentials when taking on new staff
The European Court of Justice has some very significant decisions to come to over the future of data transfer.