The fractured state of data privacy enforcement in the US was on display last week as cruise ship operator Carnival settled with 45 states and the District of Columbia for $1.25 million and agreed to implement new cybersecurity measures to settle a multistate data breach matter.
Access Now’s Europe legislative manager and global data protection lead Estelle Massé says more dialogue is needed between civil society and industry about the fundamental rights that underpin compliance.
The European Commission has accepted Insurance Ireland’s commitments to facilitate greater access to its claims information database, ending a three-year antitrust investigation into the association’s alleged discrimination against non-members.
A European Court of Justice advisor has held that while member state law can authorise police processing of biometric and genetic data for DNA profiling, it should be subject to clear and …
The French data regulator found that TotalEnergies had breached GDPR rules around data subject rights, but stopped short of issuing an injunction due to the company’s compliance efforts during the investigation.
The High Court of England and Wales has blocked the publication of a screenshot from a CCTV recording, saying that it would constitute a breach of the GDPR.
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Access Now’s Europe legislative manager and global data protection lead Estelle Massé says more dialogue is needed between civil society and industry about the fundamental rights that underpin compliance.
Whistleblowers are a crucial way to expose cyberattacks, say Sanford Heisler Sharp partners Vincent McKnight and John McKnight and associate Sarah Chu.
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