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The living revolution – could wetware and neuron chips redefine computing?
We discuss funding, legal risk, data governance, ethical, and risk issues with Joe Stephenson, partner and head of Tech Sector at Shoosmiths.
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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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Fitting rooms in the cloud: Dealing with the privacy implications of VTO in retail
As retailers embrace AI to improve digital shopping with virtual try-on tech, critical data protection concerns are often overlooked.
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Scottish charity fined after destroying irreplaceable personal records
Some of the destroyed items included handwritten letters and photographs from birth parents.
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You must be this tall to click: The Online Safety Act and age-appropriate access
Failure to comply can lead to fines of up to £18m ($24.3m) or 10% of global turnover.
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Game, set and match – UK’s Data (Use and Access) Act passes
The new Act sets up frameworks for sharing of business and customer data, and digital identity verification.
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The children are our future – also in financial services
Children are a significant part of the financial services’ customer base. The ICO have provided a review of children’s data together with a handy checklist.
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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?