There’s no mistake, we’re in a recessionary cycle. We can stay out of the politics and debate related to predicting the exact cause, effect, size, and timeline of the recession.
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Data Protection Professionals Like it Hot: 7 Hot Topics and Trends in Data Privacy Today
I was lucky enough to give the keynote this week at the InfoGov World conference in San Diego.
Between panels and speeches, I came up with these seven hot topics
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The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued guidance on pseudonymisation.
Here are some key points:
What is it?
At a basic level, pseudonymisation starts with a single input (the
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Holiday Weekends Offer No Time Off From Cyber Threats
The FBI and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have issued a joint security advisory aimed at reminding businesses to be on guard over the Labor Day and other
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Illinois’ Protecting Household Privacy Act Was Signed Into Law. Now What?
On August 27, 2021, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed the Protecting Household Privacy Act into law. It goes into effect Jan. 1, 2022.
House Bill 2553 prohibits Illinois law enforcement
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Enter the International Data Transfer Agreement: ICO Issues New Guidance
The Information Commissioner’s Office (‘ICO’) has issued new guidance for public consultation on cross-border transfers of personal data from the UK to third countries without an adequacy decision, replacing the
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UK Information Commissioner’s Office Issues Guidance Regarding Cross-Border Transfers of Personal Data
The United Kingdom’s Information Commissioner’s Office has issued guidance for public consultation on cross-border transfers of personal data from the UK to third countries without an adequacy decision, replacing the
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US May Require That New Vehicles Prevent People From Driving Impaired
Move over sobriety checkpoints. Soon your vehicle may actually include technology that keeps people from driving impaired.
The U.S. Congress is working on a $78 billion surface transportation bill as
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Post-Cookie Lessons for Marketers From the Pharma Industry
“Cookie replacement solutions connecting first-party data to individual ads through universal IDs are coming, but rather than chasing a retooled version of a historically clunky solution, marketers should build new
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Identifying Supply Chain Cybersecurity Risks: Tips From Down Under
The Australian Cyber Security Center has published a guide on identifying cyber supply chain risks in suppliers, manufacturers, distributors and retailers.
A key area flagged is foreign control, influence and
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