Expert insights on corporate criminal liability regulations, with practical steps for companies to take now.
Expert insights on corporate criminal liability regulations, with practical steps for companies to take now.
New framework requires digital services providers to pre-install online safety features into their services from the start, and work closely with parents and children to enhance digital literacy.
Can the UK Government's Strategy meet the scale and complexity of the fraud threat and, ultimately, make a material difference?
Announcement comes at the same time the government has stepped up efforts to ensure the online safety and wellbeing of UK individuals, especially children.
The government hopes the scheme will help assess the impact of online restrictions on children, including their sleep, family life, mental health, and schoolwork.
Regulators say they are committed to creating a safe and secure online environment for people, especially children, to protect them from both harmful content and data harms.
Highlights from the three keynotes, with Carl Öhman, Parmy Olson, and Stephen Bolinger.
Social media and video sharing platforms operating in the UK have been asked to play their part in ensuring children's safety and wellbeing online, as regulators say current status-quo is not working.