GDPR also covers "security by design" in hardware and software, warns Dr Kuan Hon
Data controllers obliged to consider "data protection by design and by default" under GDPR - which will also cover firmware
Dr Kuan Hon is an expert in GDPR and data protection laws
Organisations using insecure hardware could face action under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) should the firmware of such devices prove insecure and contribute to a spillage of personal...
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