Zuckerberg has a dream that's a nightmare - Facebook's 'defender of free speech' spin escalates
Mark Zuckerberg - defender of freedom of speech or tech CEO ignoring the dangers inherent in abuse of his platform?
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BoxWorks 19 - IBM CEO Ginni Rometty warns on data regulation and trust in tech
In conversation with Box CEO Aaron Levie at BoxWorks 19, IBM CEO Ginni Rometty talks tough on data privacy regulation and trust in technology
Facebook is right for once as the US, UK and Australia gang up on it over encryption
Three national governments cast Facebook in the role of putting children at risk by refusing to step back from end-to-end encryption. What's the real agenda?
Is freedom of speech the real loser as Europe's top court takes on social media platform providers?
The Court of Justice of the European Union has been busy over the past couple of weeks with a series of rulings that have major consequences - one way or another - for regulation of digital platforms.
Enterprise hits and misses - DevOps gets a security overhaul, analytics gets ROI, and DoorDash gets hacked
This week - DevOps gets one step closer to DevSecOps as security grabs the headlines. Lessons for analytics ROI are revealed and questioned. DoorDash gets hacked, and earns a fragrant whiff in the process.
Turns out GDPR compliance wasn't as easy as it was supposed to be - and California's version will be no different
New research from Capgemini finds that GDPR compliance wasn't as easy to achieve as organizations thought it would be. What learnings are there for forthcoming legislation around the globe?
Oracle OpenWorld 2019 - Will Oracle take full responsibility for customer data in its autonomous cloud?
Oracle CTO Larry Ellison took to the stage yesterday to say that ‘it’s on Oracle’ and the autonomous database to protect data, not the customer.
Digital advertising - how to tame an angry bear
Pursued by digital advertising? Time for regulation? Or more bureaucracy? Global concerns aired at a London conference.
Oracle OpenWorld 2019 - Oracle beefs up cloud security, announces three new features to build on Autonomous Database success
Can Oracle’s autonomous features - removing the need for human management - be a competitive edge in a world where buyers are so security conscious?
Tech sector on No Deal Brexit - it's going to hurt and more government help is needed
Boris Johnson's Incredible Hulk posturing is ridiculous; the prospect of a No Deal Brexit is no laughing matter for the tech sector.
More data privacy incidents from Facebook, Google, YouTube spark a fight back for the high ground
More data privacy problems for social media giants as Facebook makes a play to claim thought leadership. Yeah, good luck with that.
A £174 billion hit to the UK data-centric economy - the price of a No Deal Brexit?
Will a No Deal Brexit cost the UK its place as a major hub in the global transfer of data, or will it break the spokes as well?
A look at how ServiceNow handles data privacy - It all starts with trust
Mark Cockerill, VP, Legal (EMEA/APJ) & Head of Global Privacy, outlines ServiceNow’s three pillars of trust for handling complex data privacy regulations.
The Capital One - AWS incident highlights the roles and responsibilities of cloud customers, providers
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.