data protection
'No evidence' that government understands the seriousness of Brexit for data protection
A Lords report says that there is 'no prospect of a clean break' with the EU when it comes to data sharing
UK organisations risk penalties by ignoring upcoming GDPR
Research by Sharp suggests that almost one quarter of employees store data in public cloud services without permission
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
EU to release findings of investigations into Yahoo security breaches 'soon'
Findings of investigation by data protection authorities due imminently
GDPR will drive data privacy culture change, warns ICO head Elizabeth Denham
Data protection and privacy will soon be just good business practice, argues Elizabeth Denham
ICO fines health firm £200,000 for emailing insecure audio recordings
HCA International also in hot water for how subcontractor stored data
Getting ready for the GDPR: what you need to know and how to prepare
Pillsbury Law experts provide breakdown on how law will affect your business
Lawyers in data protection warning over handing over social media details to US immigration
Clarke Willmott partner Susan Hall warns that data protection and client confidentiality requirements could be breached
EU to consult on laws requiring the "free movement" of data
Bureaucrats consider 'fair and reasonable' licensing obligations to encourage the sharing of machine-generated data
Data explosion: four ways to start managing 44 zettabytes by 2020
Top tips on data and storage protection for 2017 and beyond
The three types of individuals that constitute the insider threat
Forcepoint's Neil Thacker says you need to put people first when developing security strategy
GDPR heads security focus for large companies, disaster recovery for small - research
With 18 months to go before new regulations hit larger firms are rushing to make themselves compliant
GDPR boom time for 'data protection officers' - at least 75,000 required worldwide
Oh great, another jolly old skills crisis is looming
Managing the attack surface of your data, not your infrastructure
As data moves offsite into public cloud services or service provider sites, so data protection strategy will have to change
GDPR may help Amazon, Google and Microsoft to dominate cloud computing, warns data protection lawyer
The 'big boys' will have the resources to handle the EU's new data protection regime
Breach disclosure element of GDPR will force firms to take cyber security seriously
Risk of losing customers will change mindset faster than huge fines
Privacy Shield given tentative approval by EU data protection authorities
Framework good enough for now but changes will be needed, says Article 29 Working Party
Government unsure how EU data protection laws will apply post-Brexit
Government unlikely to understand how EU rules will apply before UK withdrawal
Outgoing ICO head, Christopher Graham, calls for government to publish data protection review
Funding, the GDPR and other issues need to be thrashed out, argues Graham
ICO head Christopher Graham steps down after seven years
Elizabeth Denham to take over as Information Commissioner
Brexit means GDPR won't directly apply to the UK - but it still matters
ICO will call on government to reform UK data protection laws - probably to mirror GDPR
Anonymising big data - the struggle to make complex encryption simpler
As we wait for the holy grail of homomorphic encryption, Computing finds out what researchers are doing to fill the gap
Brexit won't provide escape route from new EU data protection rules
Lawyers warn that GDPR is coming regardless of what happens in June referendum vote
GDPR finally approved by European Parliament
It has taken four years for the new EU data protection regulation to be finalised
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