The technology field will be hurt by the Data Bill and the breakdown of Horizon

GDPR, Data Act and Privacy Shield 2.0 - it's all getting more complex

If big fines and big cybercrimes weren't enough, now the users are kicking off

State level privacy rules are catching up with Europe's GDPR

Consumers are aware now, more than ever before, of their rights under the GDPR and other data privacy regulations around the world

The world doesn't trust US companies with private data. That could be an opportunity for European players

Smart companies know the difference between being helpful and being creepy

New regulations and tracing apps are taking data centers into new directions

So, you decided to go cloud first. There are three parts to consider: people, technology, and governance. No surprise here - it starts with having the right people

What would more regulation look like?

The budget justification question for IT security is difficult to answer.

My crystal ball is a bit cloudy at times and I have yet to implement machine-learning into my predictions

A few tips on how to keep personal information secure wherever it resides

Think you’ve got GPDR covered? You might need to think again

Under the new legislation, data breach detection and response must be executed with rigour and skill 

Data will still be the new oil post-legislation, it will just be more refined 

Brexit is no excuse, and nor is being located outside the EU. You will need to get to grips with European privacy rules

Upcoming European regulation is going to be a disaster, but that’s okay

All you need to know about the forthcoming EU Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

For GDPR to bring privacy up to date, it must by supported by accredited standards. But who will create these standards?