A group of academics has proposed a way to make reading and understanding privacy policies a bit easier. An artificial intelligence (AI) called...
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Officials from across the United States government, the European Commission and the European Union (EU) data protection authorities recently met...
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The first annual review of the Privacy Shield framework was held this month. A marked increase in organizations saying they are already using or...
MoreGDPR Awareness: 1 in 5 Businesses Claim a Fine Wouldn’t Bother Them
Trend Micro has revealed through a recent survey that C-suite executives are not as serious about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) as...
More7 Steps to GDPR for US Companies
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) ensures that data subjects have greater control over their personal information, but it creates...
MoreThe Intersection of US Litigation and EU Data Privacy Laws
Companies with operations in the European Union (EU) have been finding that the scope of discovery in litigation in the United States is in...
MoreAre You Ready for the European General Data Protection Regulation? A Practical Checklist for Employers
In what will replace the Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC, employers located or with staff in the European Union (EU) will need to comply with a...
MoreFederal Agencies Require Privacy Training for Contract Employees
In December, The Defense Department, the General Services Administration and the National Aeronautics and Space administration has made it a...
MoreOregon House Votes to Protect Online Consumer Privacy
The Oregon House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted for House Bill 2090, which makes it an unlawful trade practice, enforceable by the...
More2017 Privacy Tech Vendor Report
In the IAPP 2017 Privacy Tech Vendor Report, the IAPP has identified companies offering privacy technology solutions and loosely categorized the...
MorePhiladelphia to Prohibit Employer Questions About an Applicant’s Wage History
In an effort to advance wage equality, the Philadelphia Fair Practices Ordinance is being amended to make the city the first to ban employers from...
MoreThe Department of Homeland Security Proposes New Rules Affecting Federal Government Contractors
The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) council has issued a final rule that broadly requires specific privacy training and annual re-training...
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