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European GDPR fines down 33% in 2024, but enforcement ‘remains dynamic’
The Irish Data Protection Commission continues to take the lead on GDPR fines in Europe.
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Is the EU-US Data Privacy Framework in danger?
Recent actions by President Trump could have a negative impact on transatlantic data transfers. Here’s how organizations should mitigate.
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The GDPR needs to be reviewed, states Swedish Privacy Protection Authority
IMY argues that the regulation risks losing legitimacy if it is not refined.
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Gravy Analytics breach exposes sensitive location data of millions of users
The FTC’s proposed order against the company requiring it to delete all historic data because of a lack of end user consent for its use comes too late to help those whose sensitive personal information is now potentially exposed.
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McKinsey OxyContin settlement illustrates need for robust comms surveillance and archiving
The matter-of-fact narrative is scathing of the moral and ethical void at Purdue as well as the behavior at the consulting firm.
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EEOC warns employers about compliance risks around use of wearables
Commission tells employers to think about what data is being gathered by wearables, and what it is used for.
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GRIP Forecast 2025 – Data and the Cloud
The GRIP team looks into the crystal ball and does some plain speaking about what the future might bring – this time examining possible developments connected to data, data governance and the cloud.
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DSARs: How to understand your obligations beyond data
UK and EU courts are increasingly saying that it’s not enough to point to a privacy notice to satisfy the extra GDPR requirements.