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BRUXELLES - Gli eurodeputati della Commissione Libertà civili e affari interni (Libe) hanno scelto Wojciech Wiewiorowski come miglior candidato a futuro garante europeo della protezione dei dati (Gepd). Wiewiorowski, polacco e già garante aggiunto Gepd, ha…

ENISA, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity publishes "Good practices for Cybersecurity in the Maritime Sector - Port Security", a report providing guidance for ports to strengthen their cybersecurity.

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Bill comes after a series of scandals, including Cambridge Analytica, that exposed personal data of millions of consumers

Documents hint the data could be shared with police, but Ring denies the features are in use or development.

Intel, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Seagate and others aided and profited from China’s multibillion-dollar surveillance industry, which the government uses in its crackdown on Muslims in Xinjiang.

À l’occasion des derniers rendez-vous électoraux, la CNIL a été saisie de nombreux signalements de la part d’électeurs inquiets des conditions d’utilisation de leurs données par les candidats en campagne. Ces signalements sont le reflet d’une attention accrue…

Siamo pronti a governare la rivoluzione del 5G?

Yet another connected smartwatch for children has been discovered exposing personal and location data of kids - opening the door for various insidious threats.

List and overview of fines and penalties under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR, DSGVO)

A federal judge ruled that 29 million Facebook Inc. users whose data was compromised by a hack into the platform can band together to try to force the company to improve its security measures, but they can’t seek money damages.

You can always change your password. Your fingerprints and face are another story. A major leak of data discovered this week in the UK includes fingerprints of over 1 million individuals, face recognition information, unencrypted names and passwords, and…

ENISA, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity conducted research on international security standards per sector in order to design this new tool intended to map security measures for Operators of Essential Services (OES) to international standards.

The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) is carrying out an investigation into the European Parliament’s use of a US-based political campaigning company to process personal data as part of its activities relating to the 2019 EU parliamentary election…