There's a fine line in consumer perception between personalized marketing and creepy data use. Rob Katz of Salesforce discusses how to strike the ethical balance between personalization and privacy.
England’s National Health Service (NHS) has long had grand ambitions for data use and sharing, but in the past has failed to win over the public with its plans. It hopes secure data environments will change that.
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has published guidance on how privacy enhancing technologies could help put data protection by design approaches into practice.
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.
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.
Discussing the future of data ownership with John Bruce, CEO and co-founder, with SirTimBL, of innovative start-up, Inrupt.
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.
Sovereignty in the cloud - now a C-Suite concern?
Progress at last in the pursuit of a tougher US data protection and privacy regime? Perhaps.
The striking down of Roe v Wade opens up more concerns about patient confidentiality.
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.
Oracle has unveiled new sovereign cloud regions for customers across the European Union, which are set to become available in 2023.
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.
