General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, is here. Here's what it means, how it impacts individuals and businesses - and how to ensure compliance.

A data protection officer (DPO) is a position within a corporation that acts as an independent advocate for the proper care and use of customer’s information.

Data protection regulations ensure the security of individuals’ personal data and regulate the collection, usage, transfer, and disclosure of the said data.

Also, certain data like passwords, your Health data and Apple Card transactions are already end-to-end encrypted without enabling Advanced Data Protection.

How is the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2023, different from its previous iteration? What are the domains where it has made advances and the ones where it is lacking?

What are some of the data protection rights that the Bill is missing? The DPDP Bill, 2022 misses out on two main rights for data principals. The first is the right of data portability. The right ...

The ECJ has clarified when pseudonymized data is considered personal data. It overturned a ruling that had restricted the ...

Protecting people forced to flee also means protecting their personal data. In carrying out the UNHCR mandate and as a data-intensive organization, the UN Refugee Agency places the utmost importance ...

Presidents, CEOs, and other C-suite-level leaders are attractive targets for cybercriminals. Digital executive protection is like a bodyguard service to protect them from bad actors.

China’s data protection regime is advancing amid much internal debate (and contradiction) even as regulators step up enforcement. The Hangzhou summit should be understood as the first of what likely ...