Several initiatives signal big changes for the regulation of privacy in China in 2019 reports the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).
Continue Reading Change in Store for Data Privacy Regulation in China in 2019
Sorta, kinda, immutable.
Turns out the blockchain CAN get hacked, and changed.
In the blockchain, a miner who somehow gains control of a majority of the network’s mining power (a
Continue Reading Turns Out Blockchain Is Not Completely Hack-Proof
Privacy compliance as a competitive differentiator: 97% of 3,200 companies surveyed say they are receiving auxiliary benefits today from their data privacy investments, beyond just meeting compliance requirements.
Benefits cited
Continue Reading Survey: Data Privacy Investments Pay Dividends
Data privacy bills are pending in at least eight states, reports Sara Merken at Bloomberg Law.
State lawmakers are aiming to give citizens more control over their personal data.
Continue Reading Multiple States Considering New Data Privacy Legislation
Data rights > data ownership?
That’s the position taken by Privacy International in its response to the recent editorial by artist wil.i.am in The Economist which called for tech giants
Continue Reading Privacy International Weighs in on the Data Rights Versus Data Ownership Debate
In the age of digitization, personal information your business holds about your customers (or your customers’ customers) has become a strategic enterprise asset and should be treated as such.
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Continue Reading Customer Data Is a Strategic Enterprise Asset: So Treat It That Way
Enforcement is increasing under the EU US Privacy Shield Framework for cross border transfer of personal data. A report published by European regulator, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB), lists
Continue Reading Enforcement Increasing Under EU US Privacy Shield Framework
Japan is the latest country to be recognized by the European Union as providing adequate protection to data. The decision is one of mutual adequacy and creates the world’s largest
Continue Reading EU Recognizes Japan as Providing Adequate Data Protection
2019 presents businesses with new cybersecurity and privacy challenges: rapid advances in technology, sophisticated new cyberattacks and stricter privacy regulations here and around the world, just to name a few.
Continue Reading New Year – Mastering Privacy and Data Security in 2019
The American Bar Association is holding its upcoming 2018 Business Law Section Annual Meeting at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, TX, from September 13 to 15.
Fox partner Matt
Continue Reading You’re Invited to a Panel on Lawyer Ethical Issues in M&A Technology