Posted on 08.20.19 by Sherwood Stranieri
In the 2018-2020 timeframe, the rollout of GDPR in the EU is having an impact on companies worldwide, thanks to its legislative reach beyond the EU’s borders. But companies also have to content with a wave of new data privacy legislation in the US, UK, China, and many...
Posted on 07.10.19 by Jeff Edwards
In the past week, British Airways and Marriott Hotels have been hit with a combined $350 million in fines.
Posted on 05.21.19 by Jeff Edwards
Understanding and complying with data protection and privacy regulations is hard enough. With all of the jargon and acronyms thrown around, it can sometimes feel like lawyers and regulators don't want you to understand. Fear not, we've put together a comprehensive data...
Posted on 05.07.19 by Jeff Edwards
In this post, we’ll break down Brazil’s General Data Protection Law—who needs to comply, what is protected, and how to meet its requirements.
Posted on 04.05.19 by Greg Mooney
If you’re an IT person, why would Brexit mean anything to you? The short answer: it doesn’t right now. At least not until we understand how Brexit will play out. In this podcast, we discuss the possible outcomes for Brexit and their effect on IT operations.
Posted on 04.01.19 by Jeff Edwards
With the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) now in effect, GDPR preparedness should be top of mind for businesses everywhere, not just those based in the European Union (EU). This GDPR overview will take you through the basics, including the seven principles...
Posted on 01.31.19 by Jeff Edwards
With Brexit in limbo and the GDPR already handing out fines to companies in noncompliance, companies who work in the confines of the EU and UK are left with few details as to how to navigate the minefield that is compliance. To help, we talked to a lawyer who is an...
Posted on 01.25.19 by Greg Mooney
It’s hard to say if things are looking up or down for data security. It seems that companies across all industries are making a point to secure all their data in the wake of the massive data breaches of the past few years.
Posted on 01.22.19 by Michael O'Dwyer
Data privacy seems to have surpassed all other technological buzzwords (with Big Data, AI and IoT largely responsible for the increase in available data) in the last few years, primarily because of the number of data breaches, which continues to rise unabated each year.
Posted on 01.11.19 by Greg Mooney
2018 will go down as the year that the rules changed for data privacy and data protection standards. I’m of course referring to the GDPR that was enacted in May 2018.
