Au revoir GDPR
The UK Government is not budging on its commitment to leave the EU by 31 December 2020. So businesses have to plan…
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Risk of Risks
On January 1st 2020, the California Consumer Privacy Act came into effect. The economy of California is the largest in the United States and…
Read moreIs Artificial Intelligence on a collision course with data protection?
Few people know their rights under existing data protection laws. Here is a reminder: The last paragraph is significant as it refers…
Read moreGDPR – IAPP update – Germany
It has been a busy couple of months for the German regulatory community. In November, a report on the state of play…
Read moreGDPR – lessons
My role as Co-Founder of Digi-Board includes responsibility for our compliance with #GDPR. I trained at Henley Business School under Prof. Ardi…
Read moreCyber this Cyber that
As we exit 2016 it will be remembered for the high profile of cyber attacks. The biggest yet – Yahoo own up…
Read moreTracking down cyber-baddies
Where are the bad guys? A lot of time and money is allocated by businesses to protect them from cyber risks that…
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Posted on by Frank Bennett in cyber crime, cybercrime, Data Privacy, Data Protection, Regulation, Security
The number 1 risk to business
Your run out of cash. That is a risk but one you can at least control. Number 1 The number 1 risk…
Read moreStop bashing cloud security
It is well publicised that security is one of the hot topics of cloud computing. As a topic security is being elevated…
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Posted on by Frank Bennett in Cloud, Cloud Services, cyber crime, Data Privacy, Data Protection, ENISA, Security
EU vote YES to break up Google
The EU is looking at Google and possible anti-competitive behaviour with the bravado statement that they may try and break up Google…
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Posted on by Frank Bennett in BBC, BBC News, Cloud, Cloud Services, cyber crime, Data Privacy, European Union, Google