Regulating automated decision-making in the Data (Use and Access) Bill | Computer Weekly
Automated decision-making is increasingly prevalent and raises concerns over oversight and individual rights in significant decisions affecting people's lives.
Arcserve UDP 10 review: Top disaster recovery credentials
Arcserve UDP 10 enhances backup and recovery with versatile deployment options, malware scanning, and improved management for physical and virtual environments.
Axon still in possession of Police Scotland encryption keys | Computer Weekly
Axon's possession of encryption keys raises serious data protection concerns for Police Scotland's Digital Evidence Sharing Capability.
Organizations must balance leveraging AI's transformative power with the critical necessity of protecting data integrity.
Data leakage in AI systems can expose sensitive information, requiring robust governance strategies to mitigate risks.
SentinelOne's AI-SPM shines a light on AI threats lurking in the shadows
SentinelOne aims to secure AI applications with Security Posture Management (SPM) to address vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in cloud environments.
Protecting your data in the age of AI
Organizations must balance leveraging AI's transformative power with the critical necessity of protecting data integrity.
Data leakage in AI systems can expose sensitive information, requiring robust governance strategies to mitigate risks.
SentinelOne's AI-SPM shines a light on AI threats lurking in the shadows
SentinelOne aims to secure AI applications with Security Posture Management (SPM) to address vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in cloud environments.
FPF Unveils Report on the Anatomy of State Comprehensive Privacy Law
State comprehensive privacy laws show commonalities and differences, complicating compliance as they evolve due to societal and technological changes.
Bid to revive UK privacy damages suit against Google DeepMind fails to show class | TechCrunch
Privacy class-action lawsuits face significant legal challenges, particularly regarding the representational aspect and the economics of bundling individual claims.
FPF Unveils Report on the Anatomy of State Comprehensive Privacy Law
State comprehensive privacy laws show commonalities and differences, complicating compliance as they evolve due to societal and technological changes.
Bid to revive UK privacy damages suit against Google DeepMind fails to show class | TechCrunch
Privacy class-action lawsuits face significant legal challenges, particularly regarding the representational aspect and the economics of bundling individual claims.
AI fraud prevention solution launched | App Developer Magazine
AppsFlyer launched an AI enhancement for Protect360, improving fraud detection and offering marketers greater accuracy and real-time fraud mitigation capabilities.
EU's data protection supervisor reviewing Microsoft 365 report | TechCrunch
The EU's use of Microsoft 365 raises significant data protection concerns that require urgent attention and compliance measures.
How laws strain to keep pace with AI advances and data theft
The legal framework must evolve alongside generative AI to protect creators while encouraging innovation.
US TikTok ban imminent after appeal fails | Computer Weekly
The US appeals court upheld a law banning TikTok due to national security concerns, affecting its availability to American users.
Boosting HIPAA Compliance in EHR Systems with Privacy-by-Design
Incorporating Privacy by Design in EHR systems is vital for enhancing patient confidentiality and data protection.
Meta to Face 550 Million Lawsuit in Spain
Meta faces a €550 million lawsuit in Spain for violating E.U. data protection laws, accused of unlawful data collection without user consent.
Apple accused of snooping on workers' iPhones in new lawsuit
Apple faces allegations of requiring employee privacy waivers and excessive surveillance through company-managed devices, including personal iPhones tied to work.
Authorities probe Oracle Cerner project in Sweden
Oracle's Cerner Millennium system faces scrutiny in Sweden after significant issues were reported following a $190 million deployment.
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The system detected unusual activity and requires user verification to ensure security.
Trust in Singapore companies dips sharply as consumers demand stricter data protection and effortless experiences
Consumer trust in Singapore companies has significantly declined due to concerns over data management.
74% of individuals express less confidence in companies compared to last year.
Metropolitan Police officer dismissed for unlawfully accessing Sarah Everard files | Computer Weekly
A Metropolitan Police officer was dismissed for improperly accessing sensitive files about Sarah Everard's case, raising concerns about police data access reforms.
ORG urges ICO to revise public sector enforcement approach | Computer Weekly
ICO's limited fining approach for public sector organizations fails to effectively deter data breaches, according to privacy campaigners.
iOS 18 reboots iThings after 72 hours - secretly and smartly
iOS 18's undocumented feature reduces unauthorized access by rebooting devices after 72 hours of inactivity, maintaining high security standards.
How Non-Gamstop Casinos Enhance Player Privacy and Anonymity
The rise of non-Gamstop casinos is driven by player demand for privacy, flexibility, and unique gaming experiences.
Bunnings breached privacy of customers by using facial recognition, watchdog finds
Bunnings breached privacy rights of customers by using facial recognition tech for store safety without consent.
Turkey fines Amazon's Twitch 2 million lira for data breach
Twitch was fined by Turkey's KVKK due to inadequate security measures that led to a significant data breach.
Schwarz Group partners with Google on EU sovereign cloud | Computer Weekly
Google and Schwarz Group aim to provide secure, sovereign cloud collaboration for regulated industries in Europe.