Data privacy

UK data regulator considers privacy enhancing technologies to help ‘unlock lawful data sharing’ This article is sponsored by:

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has published guidance on how privacy enhancing technologies could help put data protection by design approaches into practice.

AI-enabled dashcams - steering the right course between data protection and safety This article is sponsored by:

With smart technology comes responsibility... While safety is a high priority for organizations, Lawrence Schoeb of Samsara delves into why the use of smart technology needs to be underpinned by smart policies.

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US bi-partisan data protection push meets resistance from Nancy Pelosi as Sephora becomes the first big scalp under Californian law This article is sponsored by:

The American Data Privacy and Protection Act has had a lot of bi-partisan support, but Speaker Pelosi is raising concerns about it over-writing California's own rules.

Could Sir Tim Berners-Lee one day unite Europe on a shared data platform? This article is sponsored by:

Discussing the future of data ownership with John Bruce, CEO and co-founder, with SirTimBL, of innovative start-up, Inrupt.

Safety isn’t the only issue for self-driving vehicles - data privacy and algorithmic oversight need attention too This article is sponsored by:

The UK wants to see self-driving vehicles rolled out by 2025, but the Center for Data Ethics and Innovation raises some interesting points about surveillance data and black box algorithms.

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Cloud sovereignty a growing strategic concern, says Capgemini This article is sponsored by:

Sovereignty in the cloud - now a C-Suite concern?

Federal Trade Commission opens public debate on tougher US data protection rules as Congress makes progress with national legislation This article is sponsored by:

Progress at last in the pursuit of a tougher US data protection and privacy regime? Perhaps.

Roe v Wade and US data privacy - the time for action is now This article is sponsored by:

The striking down of Roe v Wade opens up more concerns about patient confidentiality.

UK data protection regulator unveils new three year strategy to ‘safeguard and empower people’ This article is sponsored by:

Under new leadership, the Information Commissioner’s Office has published a comprehensive strategy that details how it will regulate and prioritise its data protection work over the next three years.

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Oracle announces sovereign cloud regions for the EU This article is sponsored by:

Oracle has unveiled new sovereign cloud regions for customers across the European Union, which are set to become available in 2023.

UK tech industry urges government to ‘move beyond policy thinking’ and take action on data sharing This article is sponsored by:

The British Government has prioritized data sharing in its recently published National Data Strategy, but trade association techUK is calling for a more focused and coherent approach.

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Planning for a ransomware attack - an enterprise 'to do' list for self-protection This article is sponsored by:

Is your organization ready to cope with the fall-out from a ransomware attack? Here are some questions to ask and some actions to take. It's a long read, but a vital one.

UK financial services and Brexit - data adequacy still a concern, but opportunity for FinTech This article is sponsored by:

London is one of the world’s major financial centers, and has weathered the Brexit storm pretty well. And whilst there are opportunities to take advantage of, there are still some hurdles to overcome.