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The Danish Data Protection Authority inspected 48 municipalities.
Large-scale study finds lack of employer resource rather than fear of job loss is the major blocker to adoption of AI.
The Danish Financial Supervisory Authority found a number of deficiencies and violations among five of the investigated banks.
More than 40% of the websites were using unclassified cookies, and had not classified the purpose of tracking.
About 300 computers were found being used for activities other than teaching, and contained unencrypted information about students.
National Special Crime Unit said this was the the most comprehensive case of violations of the Money Laundering Act in the Danish banking sector.
Datatilsynet has developed and tested a new methodology to investigate and strengthen the financial sector’s ability to manage extensive, long-term ICT disruptions.
The Nordic countries have adopted a joint declaration on measures to deepen cooperation between the authorities.