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UK data law set for reform but doubts linger over Europe’s stance
The Data Use and Access Bill is poised for royal assent, but worries remain about erosion of individual rights.
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Navigating Africa’s data privacy frontier
While the regulatory framework is currently fragmented, Africa holds a lot of unleashable potential.
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Humain: The AI company reflecting Saudi’s future ambition
The project aims to bring all AI functions and infrastructure, from data centres to cloud support and LLMs, under a single umbrella.
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CFPB asks court to vacate Open Banking Rule
The financial account data sharing rule, which once enjoyed bipartisan and industry support, is dead for now, but revival in a different form is expected.
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IMY fines Swedish Equality Ombudsman over data security failures
The Swedish Government Agency failed to keep sensitive data contained in a web form fully secure.
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Microsoft executes total Recall for data protection
Microsoft has relaunched its “Recall” feature. What are the data protection concerns behind its withdrawal and relaunch with additional safety features?
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Connected cars: California settles with Honda over alleged privacy issues
In addition to the monetary penalty, the order mandates a significant number of corrective actions, including consulting a user experience designer.
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HSS dings research university for failure to provide timely access to patient records
HHS said the penalty marks OCR’s fifty-third HIPAA Right of Access enforcement action regarding patient access to medical records.