Data Protection
The General Data Protection Regulation has revolutionised data management around the world and put data privacy at the centre of business. Stay informed, here.
Why racial bias is still inherent in biometric tech
Using limited datasets to build facial recognition technologies, with images that don't represent society as a whole, has prompted an ethical debate about their evolution
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Weighing the pros and cons of behavioural biometrics
Behavioural biometrics offer an additional layer of security to identify customers, but come with a host of privacy and ethical concerns that must be addressed. Experts debate the pros and cons
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Can you ever be fully private and fully protected?
‘As we each build our strategies, it can lead us to ask whether creating full protection for digital privacy is even an option?’
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What ‘G0d’ taught us about Germany’s cybersecurity
An advent calendar of cyberattacks revealing the confidential data of thousands of German public figures revealed just how far behind the country is when it comes to its cyberdefences
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GDPR: Europe is taking the lead in data protection
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is precedent-setting legislation which extends EU jurisdiction beyond Europe
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CDOs must be stewards of ethical business standards
The Cambridge Analytica scandal has raised the profile of chief data officers and the need for ethical business practices
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The ethics of AI: how to hold machines accountable
As machines become ever-smarter and make life-changing decisions, how do we ensure they behave ethically?
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Data privacy in a personalised media world
Targeting audiences and improving customer experience are based on using personal data with its inherent risks to privacy
Data Protection Infographics
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Open banking fails to get consumer buy in
Targeting audiences and improving customer experience are based on using personal data with its inherent risks to privacy
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‘Is the principle of data privacy enough for insurance?’
Targeting audiences and improving customer experience are based on using personal data with its inherent risks to privacy
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Facing up to the misuse of personal data
Targeting audiences and improving customer experience are based on using personal data with its inherent risks to privacy
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GDPR: Website tracking rules will challenge third-party data market
Targeting audiences and improving customer experience are based on using personal data with its inherent risks to privacy