Learn about GDPR, its key rules, and how it secures personal data in the EU. Essential for businesses and individuals aiming ...

The GDPR provides some opportunities for having more control on one’s personal data, but does not give us back full control. Sharing data is not only a problem because of others - the ones who collect ...

What is GDPR? At its core, GDPR is a new set of rules designed to give EU citizens more control over their personal data. It aims to simplify the regulatory environment for business so both ...

First off, you can’t control everything – in fact, as I’ve been telling security leaders recently, 80% of GDPR-related data isn’t even under the control of CISOs.

The EU's General Data Protection Regulation goes into effect today. Here's what some of the specialty and Hadoop platform vendors are offering to help their customers be compliant and stay that way.

As governments accelerate their digitization of public services, the privacy rights of their citizens must come first.

Here’s a brief overview of some of the recent data protection and privacy regulations that have been introduced, and where they are similar and different from GDPR.

A far-reaching set of privacy rules, the GDPR, goes into effect May 25, with the specific intent of swinging the pendulum of control over our personal data away from companies and back to individuals.

Customers are gaining greater control over their data and how it can be used and businesses will need to redefine customer relationships as a result.