Data Protection

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S’il y a un sujet qui, presque chaque jour refait surface, c’est celui des données personnelles. Le fait qu’il soit intrinsèquement lié à l’économie numérique justifie l’intérêt que les acteurs (utilisateurs et entreprises) ont pour cette question. …

It all began when I stumbled upon an online article that showed the extent of metadata being captured by the search giant. Nothing, absolutely nothing is left out; things that need not be tracked/traced about a person’s online footprint were in that. Cloud storage has become ever more popular with…

Today, more than ever, it is important to discuss the current cyber security and data protection laws that are affecting businesses. Many different types of security threats can be associated with the Internet, such as identity theft, spam, and malware. Because of this, many laws have been placed on the…

Your organisation is GDPR compliant, but how do you stay that way? — It is all too easy to consider compliance with the GDPR as a “one off” project that will complete and then be “done”. Whilst the establishment of the initial baseline of compliance can be treated as a project (and generally was when the regulation was introduced), the compliance position must…

Speech therapy As expected, the Queen’s Speech heralded a new Data Reform Bill. We’re still waiting for most of the detail, though it sticks closely to the contents of the Data: A New Direction consultation. It seems the response to that consultation will be published shortly, followed by bill text before the…

Learn how to identify and stop them from dictating your online choices Dark patterns (or deceptive design), according to Harry Brignull — the first designer who coined the term — are “tricks used in websites and apps that make you do things that you didn’t mean to, like buying or signing up for something.” Some common examples are websites or apps that…

The disclosure of a draft Supreme Court opinion that would overrule Roe v. Wade called to attention the digital dangers marginalized women currently face when seeking out safe and legal abortion services, and what could happen next if federal protection is lost. Digital Surveillance and the Fight for Reproductive Rights | Hosted by Aspen Digital | Webinar Recording

He’s Not Actually a Prince from Nairobi… Let’s be real: we’ve all clicked on something we weren’t supposed to before. Sometimes it’s an ad teasing the release of a video game you’ve had your eye on, maybe it’s a paid link in a recipe article. We love to click, that’s…