Top news of the week: 04.08.2021.
Data Privacy
Amazon Fined 746 Million Euros In Luxembourg Over Data Security
Amazon was fined 746 million euros by Luxembourg authorities over allegations the giant online retailer flouted the EU's data protection rules, Amazon said Friday.
EU tells Irish data protection commissioner to make a decision on WhatsApp inquiry
The EU’s privacy watchdog has ordered Ireland’s data protection commissioner (DPC) to make a final decision on a long-running WhatsApp inquiry.
Amazon hit with $886m fine for alleged data breach
The tech giant rejects claims it has broken European Union data protection laws.
5 Key Questions When Evaluating Software Supply Chain Security
Knowing what to ask a potential supplier can minimize risks associated with third-party software vulnerabilities and breaches.
A Cold War is raging in cyberspace. Here's how countries are preparing their defenses
Much like conventional militaries, countries also need to perform occasional drills of their cybersecurity defenses. Instead of soldiers and tanks, these involve virtual machines – and ...
Insufficient consumer protection in mobile apps: Bundeskartellamt identifies problems and proposes possible solutions
The Bundeskartellamt has today presented the results of its sector inquiry into mobile apps to examine consumer rights. App users receive insufficient or no information about …
Amazon gets $888 million GDPR fine for behavioral advertising
Amazon has quietly been hit with a record-breaking €746 million fine for alleged GDPR violations regarding how it performs targeted behavioral advertising.
Amazon handed record $888 million fine from EU data privacy watchdog
Amazon is facing a record $888 million GDPR fine in Luxembourg.