Top news of the week: 06.05.2020.
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It’s not too late! 5 ways to think about your startup’s GDPR compliance 🤔
From ensuring you're protected, to earning customer trust, to showing investors you're serious, now could be the time to re-visit whether your #startup has a solid GDPR policy 👉
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OpenIt’s not too late! 5 ways to think about your startup’s GDPR compliance
Startups processing personal data as part of their services are legally bound to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation, or 'GDPR'. Almost two years after the coming into force ...
Coronavirus: We have protected privacy, says spy who developed tracing app
The government’s new Covid-19 tracing app will preserve people’s “privacy and security”, the GCHQ intelligence service said yesterday.In an unusual move the cybersecurity agency published a ...
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Contact Tracing is the COVID19 rage. Google and Apple have jumped into the fray, collaborating on enabling our smartphones to engage in contact …
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🆕HACKER NOON TOP STORY >>What Is “Zoombombing”: an Exaggerated Phenomenon, not a Vulnerability, by Ax Sharma (@Ax_Sharma), Security Researcher, Engineer, Tech Columnist.
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OpenWhat Is “Zoombombing”: an Exaggerated Phenomenon, not a Vulnerability
Why is the exclusive focus on Zoom, when the same “flaw” impacts almost all popular video conferencing apps?