GDPR
86 per cent of cloud migration fears are still data breaches and loss
Is GDPR still stoking fears?
NHS trusts spend more than £1m on GDPR compliance efforts, claims report
NHS trusts have spent between £500 and £111,200 on GDPR compliance
Civil rights groups criticise new US law which increases international snooping powers
Much-criticised CLOUD Act becomes law without a debate, makes it easier for authorities to seize private data on their citizens without a warrant
What are the biggest customer data management challenges in 2018?
Disparate efforts are no longer enough argues Jim Conning of Royal Mail Data Services
GDPR: Google to demand that publishers gain consent from users on its behalf when using Google's ad technology
Google to make publishers responsible for obtaining consent for third-party websites and apps that rely on Google tech for ads
Tech firms are still ill-prepared for GDPR, says Trend Micro
Security firm says a lack of funds and appropriate tools are to blame
IBM prepares clients for GDPR with Cloud Risk Insights
IBM is targeting companies with critical data in the cloud or on-prem that could be at risk of being breached
Computing podcast: GDPR is too big for a technical solution
Anish Chauhan of Equilibrium Security Services and Yves Mertens of Cisco agree that the GDPR touches too many areas for one product or process to handle
Data sovereignty is the biggest concern in cloud transition
With the GDPR enforcing geographic storage requirements, experts advise research before investment
ICO: 'There's so much misinformation out there' on GDPR
Elizabeth Denham keen to 'bust myths' about the regulator's approach to compliance
Review: 'Data Localization Laws and Policy', by Kuan Hon
It might cost £110, but that's cheap compared to the cost of consulting with the best data protection lawyers - or a fine under GDPR
Small businesses "worryingly unprepared" for GDPR, warns Federation of Small Businesses
GDPR compliance probably comes pretty far down the list of small business concerns
GDPR-based extortion is a dangerous myth
Eerke Boiten, Professor of Cyber Security at De Montfort University, argues that extortion via GDPR fines is not a realistic addition to the criminal repetoire
FedEx left hundreds of thousands of personal records exposed on unsecured S3 server
The information included passport scans, drivers' licenses and medical insurance cards
British businesses throw £1.3 million to ensure GDPR compliance - survey
Organisations in Germany have spent even more
GDPR: 100 days to go - will you be ready in time?
With time running out, what are the key compliance lessons organisations can learn from other IT leaders?
Top security threats of 2018: Part 1 - GDPR
The EU's GDPR regulation is supposed to help focus business leaders' minds on security. But will it help cyber criminals more than CIOs and CISOs?
With 100 days until GDPR comes into force, read the best resources to prepare
Prepared for when GDPR comes fully into force on 25 May 2018?
Patching isn't working and end-users ignore breaches, says ex-NSA security VP David Venable
Vendors need to be liable when their software is breached, says David Venable
Digital secretary Matt Hancock urges organisations to prepare for GDPR - with less than half even aware of the new law
With only four months to go, many organisations haven't even heard of GDPR, let alone made the fundamental data-protection changes it demands
A quarter of London business still unaware of the GDPR
With just four months to go, firms will struggle to achieve compliance
UCL Technology Fund invests in data anonymisation software developer Anon AI ahead of GDPR
University tech fund invests in academics whose research has commercial potential
Government tweaks Data Protection bill to protect security research
Government proposes new changes to Data Protection Bill to protect security researchers
ICO urges patching to fix Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities, despite performance hit
Fail to patch at your own risk
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