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Information, articles and expert guides for professionals in the fields of data protection and information privacy. Covers topics around the collection, storage, processing or transfer of personal data. Also, implications of privacy law as well as the latest regulations.

NHS staff personal data leaked in latest data breach

Cybersecurity

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Communications & Networking

M&A integration failures: 6 deal breakers to look for

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AI & Machine Learning

Big data…meet big government

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Cybersecurity

Consumers resistant to handing over data to government

Consumers are conflicted about encryption backdoors, with 65% believing they shouldn’t be forced to hand over encrypted data to government.

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Cybersecurity

Italy’s largest bank hacked

Italy's largest bank - UniCredit - has been hit by the biggest cyber security incident of its kind - the bank has revealed.

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Cybersecurity

How to repurpose existing analytics to protect against fraudsters

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Cybersecurity

Distrust in personal data usage ‘halts IoT potential in UK’

The potential of the IoT has tremendous potential, but respondents of 1,000-strong survey had a strong sense of distrust surrounding the tech.

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Business & Strategy

Cyber security professionals blame CEOs for data breaches

The past year has seen attacks like Wannacry and Petya cause worldwide disruption, with countless data breaches harming many household names.

Cybersecurity

Distrust in personal data usage ‘halts IoT potential in UK’

The potential of the IoT has tremendous potential, but respondents of 1,000-strong survey had a strong sense of distrust surrounding the tech.

Business & Strategy

Cyber security professionals blame CEOs for data breaches

The past year has seen attacks like Wannacry and Petya cause worldwide disruption, with countless data breaches harming many household names.

Cybersecurity

Employees represent the ‘biggest data security risk’

Employees might be the most valuable asset to an organisation, but they also represent the biggest security risk.

Data Protection & Privacy

People don’t care about privacy (and that’s ok, probably)

Is the idea of privacy as people know it - in the digital, connected age - becoming an outdated thing of the past?

Cybersecurity

Financial Services and Neo4j: fraud detection

AI & Machine Learning

The top 10 digital trends influencing organisations and the world around them

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