Top news of the week: 26.11.2020.
#cybersecu #CISOapproved #government #data #business #tinkertribe #ciso #CISOlife
Data Privacy
The documents offer an unprecedented look inside the security and surveillance apparatus of a company that has vigorously attempted to tamp down employee dissent and has previously been caught smearing employees who attempted to organize their colleagues https://t.co/OuDPrN97wr https://t.co/w79ijzxeha
OpenSecret Amazon Reports Expose the Company’s Surveillance of Labor and Environmental Groups
Leaked documents reveal Amazon's reliance on Pinkerton operatives to spy on workers and its extensive monitoring of labor unions and social movements.
An article on the war over upload scanning in Europe. Featuring Ashton Kutcher. https://t.co/jIOz7nYZhS
OpenEurope’s thermonuclear debate on privacy and child sexual abuse
Everyone from Ashton Kutcher to Australia’s eSafety commissioner has weighed in.
I was very happy to take part in this project run by @enisa_eu on the cybersecurity challenges facing SMES
https://t.co/ASXhngYvhl
OpenEuropean SMEs facing increased cyber threats in changing digital landscape
In the lead up to the EU Agency for Cybersecurity’s forthcoming Cybersecurity for SMEs report, the Agency gathered European businesses, agencies and associations to share their views on the ...
The growth of SASE Adoption is among the 10 future cloud computing trends to watch in 2021. Another interesting trend is the global public cloud infrastructure market set to grow 35% to $120 billion https://t.co/43lECcgwY9
Open10 Future Cloud Computing Trends To Watch In 2021
From serverless, SASE and AI engineering to joint cloud provider offerings, CRN looks at the cloud computing trends expected to loom large in 2021
Interesting view from both sides and when it's all said and done, it's about #data, and I am one of those that do believe #data is the new currency of #business and #government #CISOapproved #tinkertribe #CISOlife #ciso #cybersecu…https://t.co/AY52QErbvZ https://t.co/9JrHHb9qKs
OpenWhat the EU Gets Right—and the US Gets Wrong—About Antitrust
European regulators focus on how Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google use—and abuse–their vast stores of data to maintain advantages over rivals.
French app users sue Muslim Pro over alleged data sharing with US military
Lawsuit accuses Muslim Pro of data protection offences, abuse of trust, endangering other people's lives, and conspiracy to commit murder
Study Finds New Employees Immediately Given Access to Millions of Files
Study finds that many remote workers have unrestricted freedom to view, copy, move and change data to almost 20% of all company files containing sensitive employee and customer data.
RT @vmanancourt: Google's appeal against a 7 million GDPR fine by the 🇸🇪 data regulator has been REJECTED by a Stockholm court
More info on the fine here:
https://t.co/ZYRcCf0pt5
OpenGoogle to appeal Swedish data watchdog €7M fine
A spokesperson for Google told POLITICO that the search giant disagreed with the Swedish decision and planned to appeal.