Tag: GDPR

Consumers' Association publication Which? has revealed the results of an investigation into the extent to which smart-home products are collecting and passing on user...

NEWSBYTE Professional services firm KPMG has teamed up with Google to create new products targeted at improving customer experience and helping with GDPR compliance. As...

The UK is Europe’s most breached country in cybersecurity terms, according to a new report. Data security solutions provider Thales eSecurity revealed the findings in its...

UPDATED. Malek Murison and Chris Middleton explore why blockchain plus GDPR replaces a storage box with a Pandora's Box of complexity and problems. Make...

Apple follows suit with new privacy portal. Microsoft has announced that it is extending the privacy rights cast into law by GDPR in Europe to...

Eighty-five percent of firms in Europe and the US will not be completely ready for GDPR by the 25 May deadline, according to Capgemini....

Seventy percent of organisations are actively disposing of data in advance of GDPR, according to a new survey by IBM. Their aim is to reduce...

Poland has become the first country to move banking records en masse onto blockchain. Biuro Informacji Kredytowej (BIK), the largest credit bureau in Central and...

Natural language interaction (NLI) specialist Artificial Solutions has announced enhancements to its enterprise NLI platform, Teneo, which have been developed with the EU's incoming...

Almost half (47 percent) of CIOs and IT managers have allowed IoT devices onto their corporate network without changing the default passwords – even...

GDPR poses complex challenges to IoT programmes and networks. Kate O'Flaherty presents Internet of Business' 10-point plan to protect your organisation – and, most...

Consumers want organisations to give them more control over their personal information as the Internet of Things (IoT) grows and connected devices harvest masses...