As the world continues to focus on the ongoing effects of COVID-19 and plan for recovery, many have noticed a seismic shift in Canada’s privacy laws,

The dismissal by a European Union court of a European-American personal data protection transfer agreement is making headlines in the United States.

A Dutch court ruled a woman violated Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation after refusing to take down photos of her grandchildren from social media.

Privacy is top of mind for today’s organizations but how can they abide by the many emerging privacy regulations without creating tedious user experiences?

Data protection authorities (DPAs) are rapidly increasing their GDPR enforcement activities and here are some trends coming to surface

Organizations are under tremendous pressure to protect customer and business data.

Since 2013, 14 billion data records have been lost or stolen. Only 4 per cent of these breaches were “secure”.

36% believe the requirements of GDPR are too complex and require a lot of general effort to implement

There has been plenty of discussion about the impact of global data regulations on data security practices. Particularly with the implementation of GDPR

U.S. hotel group Marriott has become the second firm to face a massive GDPR fine as the U.K. regulator continues on its rampage