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Privacy activist sues Oracle and Salesforce
In the Supreme Court of England and Wales, software companies Salesforce and Oracle were sued for 15 billion ...
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IT leaders do not think that GDPR goes far enough
Even though GDPR has caused many problems for companies that aren't doing data handling and protection proper...
Many GDPR fines were issued because companies failed in two ways
A new report by Exonar shows that most of the GDPR penalties issued fall into two categories. Businesses acro...
Dell announces enhancements to its VMware Cloud on EMC
Dell unveils Tighter support for Tanzu and beefed up compliance measures. At VMworld on Tuesday, Dell anno...
Facebook threatens to pull out of Europe (again) – here’s why
The technology giant complains that it simply cannot function unless it is allowed to send European user data...
Ireland orders Facebook to stop transfering European data to the U.S
On Wednesday, Ireland’s Data Protection Commission announced that Facebook should not be sending European d...
‘GDPR ensures faster detection of cyber attacks’
According to FireEye, becoming a victim of a cyber attack is still common enough, but the company found that ...
‘European data laws no longer protect British Google users’
Brits using Google services will no longer be protected by European measures on privacy and data security bec...
Personal Data Authority wants to approve GDPR Code of Conduct Data Pro
The Authority for Personal Data (AP) intends to approve the so-called Data Pro Code. The Data Pro Code is a co...
Government privacy requirements for mobile Office apps and Windows 10 Enterprise not yet achieved
The mobile apps for Microsoft Office and Windows 10 Enterprise do not yet meet the privacy requirements set by...