Top news of the week: 13.08.2020.
Privacy, Law, Cookie, European Union, Europe, Cause of action
Data Privacy
The EU is launching a market for personal data. Here’s what that means for privacy. | MIT Technology Review https://t.co/BhGbxPBG3U https://t.co/kC3CmVxVhP
OpenThe EU is launching a market for personal data. Here’s what that means for privacy.
The European Union has long been a trendsetter in privacy regulation. Its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and stringent antitrust laws have inspired new legislation around the ...
RT @IrishLegalNews: 📢 The full line-up for tomorrow's webinar, now nearly fully booked:
• Simon McGarr on Schrems II
• William McLoughlin BL on data protection litigation
• Paul Tweed on regulation of the social media giants
• Olga Cronin on the Irish government's record
https://t.co/ApU4fHhAaX
OpenOrganiser of Free webinar: Data protection in the post-pandemic world
Irish Legal News is proud to present an expert discussion on the changing landscape of data protection in Ireland and abroad.
RT @getVGS: Need to protect data collected via your iOS or Android app? VGS Collect Mobile SDKs make it simple, and implementation is quicker than you could imagine! Here’s how it’s done.
https://t.co/6wpK9tKTIB
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OpenCollect sensitive data on iOS and Android with VGS Collect SDKs
The VGS Collect iOS and Android Software Development Kits (SDKs) are a powerful new data security tool, enabling you to safely collect sensitive data through a native iOS or Android UI ...
Cyber Security Roundup for August 2020
A UK view on Cyber (IT Security) & Information Security. Covers everything Computer Security from the basics to the advanced
New: nearly a dozen lawmakers write to the California DMV asking how and why it makes $50 million a year selling drivers' personal data. This comes after we revealed the amount due to a document we obtained https://t.co/oi56wU5gi4
OpenLawmakers Ask California DMV How It Makes $50 Million a Year Selling Drivers' Data
Motherboard previously revealed the California DMV was making tens of millions of dollars a year by selling personal data.
RT @uuallan: This is an interesting lawsuit, with data leaks being so common ransomware attacks, will there be more CCPA violations and lawsuits? Now organizations have to worry about ransom, extortion and lawsuits via @msspalert https://t.co/YFWDoqgpbk
OpenDid Ransomware Attack Fallout Trigger California Data Privacy Law Violation?
A class action lawsuit claims Epiq Systems violated California’s Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) after suffering a ransomware attack & related data breach.
RT @LawSocIreland: .@DPCIreland's six-month grace period to bring websites and apps into compliance with Irish cookies rules expires on 5 October 2020. Robert Haniver (@lkshields) examines the implications: https://t.co/9VxVDvL1SY https://t.co/yODah7MyDj
OpenCookie Fumbles: Grace Period in Ireland Ends Soon
A leading Irish Corporate and Commercial law firm with offices in Dublin, London and Galway.
I really enjoyed taking part in this Video interview with @euroinfosec for @BnkInfoSecurity on the topic of
"Pandemic Impact: How Will Data Breaches Evolve?"
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OpenPandemic Impact: How Will Data Breaches Evolve?
Will the pandemic lead to a spike in the number of reported data breaches? Not necessarily, says cybersecurity expert Brian Honan. But he says that the rush to