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GDPR fines: Where does the money go?
In-depth GDPR gives regulators the power to issue enormous fines, but who benefits from all that cash?
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UK unveils Data Reform Bill, scrapping parts of GDPR and promising £1 billion in savings
News The reforms, which stop short of abolishing GDPR entirely, also include an overhaul to the Information Commissioner's Office and a watering-down of rules around consent for scientific research
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A guide to cyber security certification and training
In-depth Cyber security skills are in demand from every organisation, but what training and certification is needed?
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Using Google Takeout to reclaim your data
In-depth Everyone knows your data drives the Google machine, but now you can find out exactly what it holds on you
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Clearview AI fined £7.5m over improper use of UK data
News Australian facial recognition firm collected 20 billion images from the internet without consent in order to build its database
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The cookie phase-out might precede an AdTech apocalypse
In-depth With the industry phasing out third-party cookies, what does this mean for businesses reliant on them to track and improve their campaigns?
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GDPR fines: How high are they, and how can you avoid them?
In-depth A look at the various reasons why a company may find itself facing regulatory action
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Google to add more Workspace data transfer controls in Europe
News Tech giant to offer "Sovereign Controls" in 2022 and 2023 to help navigate the "evolving" data landscape
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EU rules against Meta in data privacy row
News The European Court of Justice (CJEU) says consumer groups can take legal action over data privacy breaches
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Google adds "reject all" cookie buttons to appease EU regulators
News New banners will be applied to Search and YouTube in France before rolling out across Europe
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Data protection by design isn’t just a buzzphrase you can ignore
Opinion This principle should guide you on every step of a customer’s journey because, if you get it wrong, you could land on the wrong side of the law
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Why the ECJ's metadata ruling endangers the safety of women
Opinion Until we live in a society in which women are safe, we might need to compromise on mass data collection
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