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Capita fined for cybersecurity failings that led to data breach
Ineffective response to security alerts, inadequate access controls, lack of active directory tiering, and penetration testing shortcomings all cited as factors.
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Meta and Apple reportedly close to settling EU regulator fines
A resolution would allow the two US tech giants to avoid a multi-million-dollar fine from European regulators imposed in April.
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What you need to know about the EU Data Act and its extraterritorial scope
The Act applies widely across industries, including both EU and non-EU organizations that manufacture or offer connected products across the EU.
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UK government still seeking access to Apple customers’ cloud data
Latest reports suggest neither side is backing off, and the matter could now be decided in a tribunal hearing in January next year.
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BSI launches digital identity certification service for UK providers
Move aims to build trust in digital identity verification.
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US data transfers: No more Groundhog Day
The European court finally said yes to transfers of personal data from the EU to the US.
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200 Swedish municipalities and regions affected in ransomware attack
About 80% of Sweden’s municipalities use the hacked system supplier Miljödata.
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Judge allows key claims in class action over Google’s alleged health data collection
The court narrowed a privacy suit against Google, letting claims proceed only for health data collected before its 2023 policy update.