GDPR
Tech doesn't need regulation - it needs a conscience
There are better ways to control an industry that government intervention
Data breach complaints have more than doubled since GDPR
The ICO has received more than 6,000 data breach complaints since May
Superdrug admits security breach compromising customer data - but claims its systems weren't breached
One early benefit of GDPR: Breached companies are owning up to potential security breaches much faster
Avast: We're not using CCleaner to spy on users
CCleaner's Active Monitoring feature refuses to be turned off - and end users aren't happy
Dixons Carphone breach: 10 times as many victims as first thought
Dixons says that the stolen records do not contain personal information
Microsoft publishes details of Windows 10 connections in GDPR compliance document
Microsoft's Windows 10 GDPR document also indicates how users can disable data collection
When will the ICO use the maximum GDPR fines available?
With Facebook fined a paltry pre-GDPR sum, and the ICO traditionally reluctant to use its powers to the full, is there a danger that organisations will take data security less seriously?
Updated: Timehop exposes personal information of its entire user base
Celebrating Independence Day with a data breach
Facebook, Google, Amazon and other tech giants could be non-compliant with GDPR, claims EU consumer group
AI GDPR compliance tool could be used to web crawl for non-compliant privacy policies
Google, Apple and Facebook should be regulated like telecoms firms, says German watchdog
Email and messaging providers should provide the same standards of data protection, says Bundesnetzagentur
Tech and data protection law, post-GDPR
James Castro-Edwards of law firm Wedlake Bell argues that the UK needs to demonstrate that it protects personal data to EU standards as Brexit looms
Acxiom sells marketing solutions business to IPG for $2.3bn
Aftermath of Facebook-Cambridge Analytica affair and GDPR starting to bite online advertisers?
Dixons Carphone admits security breach spilling 5.9 million card details
Ever shopped in Carphone Warehouse, Currys, Dixons, or PC World? Your personal and payment details could be at risk
Suspend Privacy Shield if the USA will not comply, say MEPs
Both Facebook and Cambridge Analytica were certified under the pact, Civil Liberties Committee points out
Justin King: Make the change that your consumers want to see before it is forced upon you
Legislation is always late, but that's no reason to ignore necessary changes
FIDO pushes its 'death of the password' narrative into Europe
With Google, Mozilla and Microsoft all adopting the passwordless standards, FIDO2 is a 'strong regulatory fit' with GDPR and PSD2
UK will be subject to, but have no say in, EU rules after Brexit
EU has shot down ICO's urging for deeper integration on data protection
GDPR: Compliance emails often unnecessary and based on 'bad advice' in many cases, claims Dr Kuan Hon
Dr Kuan Hon blames poor legal advice and 'media misinformation' for wave of GDPR emails
GDPR: Some companies have only started their compliance preparations this week, claims Bristows lawyer Robert Bond
And all those 'GDPR compliance' emails are pointless and unnecessary, too
GDPR: Top compliance tips from the experts
A panel of experts answer your questions on the challenges inherent in the EU's new GDPR legislation
GDPR confusion: it's about direction of travel not hard deadlines
The 'how to' element is missing from GDPR and this is the cause of much of the angst
The ICO has only collected half of data breach fines since 2010
Companies have gone into liquidation to avoid big penalties, and the ICO has no power to stop them
GDPR is now in force! Read the best resources to prepare
GDPR is now online and firms need to comply or risk heavy fines. Here are the details you need to ensure you're ready
The irony of the non-compliant GDPR consent email
GDPR desperation is reaching fever pitch
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