Privacy
GDPR and big data - friends or foes?
Is the GDPR a guiding light to the benefits of big data, or its death knell?
Securities blockchain will raise trust among European SMBs, claims IBM
The system is intended to make it simpler for SMBs to obtain funding by sharing secure financial information
GDPR confusion is still widespread - but Brexit is no excuse
Mistakenly thinking Brexit provides exemption and not reading the new definition of personal data are just two factors stopping companies preparing for the General Data Protection Regulation
Google DeepMind patient-data sharing deal with Royal Free NHS Trust deal was illegal, rules ICO
Google DeepMind's Streams project with the Royal Free NHS Trust used real patient data
'Online fraud has been overlooked by the government', says National Audit Office
Fraud is the most commonly reported crime in England and Wales, but the response to it is inadequate
Building a better bank: IBM's blockchain secures cross-border trade
Blockchain makes transactions visible and secure for SMEs
US government appeals to Supreme Court for right to take any data from anywhere
Tech companies are between a rock and a hard place
Google's DeepMind signs deal with Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust
Five-year deal for DeepMind's Streams app follows controversy about transfer of sensitive patient data
UK businesses are still under-prepared for the GDPR - and some don't even know what it is
Small organisations are less likely to be ready than large ones
Hackers 'are selling data' from UAE and Qatar banks on the dark web
Financial data of bank customers sold for as little as $22.80 on dark web criminal forums
GDPR an opportunity for battered businesses to restore customer trust, argues IBM's Steve Norledge
IBM UK & Ireland GDPR lead Steve Norledge argues that organisations should see GDPR as an opportunity
Intercity's Hull on its device-agnostic UC platform: "We identified a niche"
Why did IT vendor Intercity Technology put £10 million into building its own unified communications platform?
Implementing GDPR in local government - where to prioritise
Pitney Bowes' Andy Berry gives a run-down for local authorities on what they need to do to become GDPR-compliant - before May next year
Former GP surgery administrator fined £790 for unlawfully accessing patient records
NHS admin Sally Anne Day given paltry fine for causing distress to two patients
Transfer of 1.6 million medical records to Google was legally flawed, Royal Free Hospital warned
National Data Guardian Dame Fiona Caldicott warns that transfer of medical records was 'inappropriate'
WikiLeaks reveals Archimedes, a CIA tool that can attack a computer inside an LAN
More details on CIA-connected hacking tools released
Greater Manchester Police fined £150,000 for losing victim interview videos in the post
Three DVDs, which showed victims talking openly about crimes they had suffered, have never been found
Online building products supplier fined £55,000 by ICO after SQL injection attack exposed payment details
Attacker accessed Plymouth-based company's customers' payment details
New proposals for encryption 'back doors' planned by UK government in extension to internet surveillance
Plans for encryption back door keys to be held by telcos and ISPs and real-time web surveillance
Fuze collaboration platform exposed online meetings to attackers as a result of 'improper access control'
Glaring access control flaw meant Fuze meetings were indexed by search engines
Microsoft: We didn't receive double the amount of US government data requests
Company apologises for error - admits it received pretty much the same number as usual
South Wales Police to scan EVERY fan's face at Champions League final next month
Police to deploy real-time facial recognition against football fans at Champions League final in June
Microsoft: US government data demands doubled in six months
Boom in in the number of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act data requests, claims Microsoft
Government calls for submissions for GDPR derogations
Consultation exercise over "flexibilities" permitted within GDPR
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