Top news of the week: 29.10.2022.
FTC holds alcohol delivery app Drizly and its CEO liable for lax data security before 2020 hack
The order makes the unusual move in specifically naming the company's CEO and could signal a more aggressive FTC on privacy matters.
UK Firm Fined for Poor Security Prior to Ransomware Attack
The U.K. Information Commissioner levied a nearly $5 million fine against Interserve Group Limited for its lack of security protections in the run-up to a 2020
FTC targets Drizly CEO in proposed order following 2020 data breach
The agency claims Drizly and its CEO were aware for two years of the security failures that led to a 2020 data breach.
Information commissioner warns firms over ‘emotional analysis’ technologies
Companies ‘should not make meaningful decisions based on technology not backed by science’
Interserve Fined £4.4m for Cybersecurity Failures
Interserve has been fined £4.4m by the ICO for failing to keep the personal information of its staff secure.
UK ICO fines Interserve £4.4 million over cyberattack that exposed up to 113,000 employees
The UK’s independent data regulator the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has handed a £4.4 million fine to British construction firm Interserve for breaking data protection law after ...
Tesco barring store entry to people who refuse club cards
ICCL writes to the Oireachtas (Irish Parliament and Senate) Justice Committee, and MEPs from the European Parliament Justice Committee, about the LIBE mission to Dublin to investigate ...
Square sells access to your inbox. No one seems to know if the law cares.
When my work inbox got flooded with reminders of my most twee shopping habits, I found out the Block-owned service throws up obstacles to getting out of its marketing business.