Learn about GDPR, its key rules, and how it secures personal data in the EU. Essential for businesses and individuals aiming ...

Designed to bolster and bring together regulations involving data within the EU, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) aims to provide consumers with greater control, privacy and ...

Contributors GDPR is eroding our privacy, not protecting it August 5, 2018 - 2:30 pm It’s been more than a couple of months since GDPR (the EU General Data Protection Regulation) came into force.

While GDPR is about protecting individuals’ privacy and ownership of data, for example, other regions prioritize their ability to retain control and sovereignty over their citizens’ data, such ...

However, even before new data protection legislation is introduced into different parts of the world, GDPR appears to be having some sort of effect on how some of the giants of Silicon Valley operate.

In this new data protection column, we look at GDPR and how companies are meeting the challenge and what lies ahead for businesses built on data.

Is the world ready for GDPR? The privacy and cybersecurity impacts of this new regulation are far-reaching, says ESET's Stephen Cobb.

A far-reaching set of privacy rules, the GDPR, goes into effect May 25, with the specific intent of swinging the pendulum of control over our personal data away from companies and back to individuals.

The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) becomes applicable and enforceable on 25 May 2018. Any enterprise that collects data on individuals in the EU must institute specific privacy ...

Data privacy and personal data breaches have been in the news a lot recently. Over the past few years, companies have been collecting and processing ever-increasing amounts of data about their ...

Though there hasn't been a deluge of large fines, EU regulators are slowly beginning to flex their enforcement muscles.