European Court invalidates Privacy Shield. What you should do now?
On Thursday, 16 July, the European Court of Justice issued a judgement which invalidates the use of the US Privacy Shield as a lawful basis for […]
On Thursday, 16 July, the European Court of Justice issued a judgement which invalidates the use of the US Privacy Shield as a lawful basis for […]
Consent is important across the spectrum of nearly every industry, but it’s especially critical when it involves an individual’s health. The GDPR lays out...
New Zealand recently passed a new privacy bill to update its original Privacy Act 1993. The Privacy Act 2020 will go into effect in December with three...
Officer’, in the commercial sense – a holder of a senior post in a society, company or other organisation. The European General Data Protection Regulation...
There has been a lot of debate about the merits of people working from home. Not only does it bring up questions of productivity, but it also […]
New technology is always going to prompt questions about privacy for users. Free app users get so used to the convenience, and they eventually forget...
Contact tracing is a proven way to control the spread of Covid-19 and the idea of using a smartphone-based contact tracing app is gaining traction. As […]
The head of the organisation is responsible for demonstrating compliance. While some sole proprietors may find little risk in the use of spreadsheets,...
Solving for the coronavirus problem has been erratic at best, sending companies, governments, and individuals alike into different kinds of tailspins. As...
From companies to consumers, the arrival of coronavirus has rattled everyone. But while it’s affecting us all in different ways, there are some general...
We’ve all had it happen. You’re just sitting down to dinner when the phone rings. You’ve been waiting for a close friend to call, so you […]
Many companies struggle to comply with GDPR, but how many of those end up being punished by regulators? The answer is very few. Despite the...