Tag: GDPR

Email phishing is at its highest level in three years, and one of the latest lines of attack capitalizes on ...

Facebook has been a case study in how not to handle data. Compliance.ai’s Kayvan Alikhani discusses how companies can navigate ...

The California Privacy Rights Act of 2020 is similar to the CCPA, but there are significant differences. Baker Donelson’s Matthew ...

Inaction can be devastating. This is as true in an individual’s response to COVID as it is in an organization’s ...

Trying to keep up with ever-changing privacy regulations may feel like running on a treadmill; sure, you’re moving — but ...

Behavox’s Alex Viall explores differing views toward adopting cloud-hosted software by financial services companies in the U.S and EU. Alex ...

Some larger firms have recently suggested implementing surveillance technologies to more closely monitor employees, particularly as so many are still ...

The CJEU’s recent decision in Schrems II invalidated the Privacy Shield, but held that standard contractual clauses remain a valid ...

How have recent data privacy regulations impacted the role of Chief Data Officer for organizations? Ground Labs’ Co-Founder and Chief ...

Bruce Orcutt from ABBYY shares how artificial intelligence can extract meaning from contracts in the same way as humans do, ...

May 25th – the date GDPR enforcement begins is almost here, and most companies are still working towards compliance. Cheryl ...

With the sudden increase in WFH policies, many companies have increased their use of audio and video conferencing tools. But ...