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UK police to lose data snooping powers
News Digital rights groups claim changes to the Investigatory Powers Act are a "cop-out"
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UK citizens enthusiastic about government digital offerings
News But citizens want better online healthcare services
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UK energy companies face £17m fines for poor cybersecurity
News Government penalties come amid fear of nation state cyber attacks
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IT Pro Panel: GDPR compliance requires a fundamental rethink of the data you...
IT Pro Panel How IT leaders are preparing for GDPR, and the benefits doing so can bring your business
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Facebook is one of 30 organisations in ICO's sights
News UK data regulator reveals scope of investigation into how data is used in political campaigns
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Department for Work and Pensions to spend £15m on GDPR
News DWP defends data protection budget that is 30 times higher than other departments
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Meeting the GDPR deadline: Don't panic, and show your working
Opinion With less than a month to go, many organisations are expected to remain non-compliant
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EU rules could allow small businesses to sue tech giants
News Platform owners must outline clearer terms and conditions for developers and small businesses
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UK government draws up new laws after social media firms spurn abuse talks
News Heavy GDPR-like fines proposed for firms that fail to tackle abuse
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Zuckerberg sails through European Parliament's questioning
News Format blamed for allowing Facebook CEO to dodge MEPs' trickiest questions
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EU sinks UK hopes for post-Brexit role for UK in developing data protection laws
News The UK will be relegated to "third country" status, and lose its seat on the European Data Protection Board
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Electoral regulator calls for changes to voting law to save democracy
News The Electoral Commission says urgent improvements needed to ensure transparency for voters in the digital age
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Facebook: We won't remove fake news
News Revelation follows Ofcom's threat to regulate social media platforms in a bid to curb misinformation
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People are more aware of their data rights than ever before, says ICO
News Watchdog issued a record £5 million in fines to organisations in 2017/18
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Tech giants like Facebook should be made liable for fake news, DCMS committee...
News Wide-reaching report pinpoints the social media company's role in the spread of disinformation and hate speech
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ICO unveils new tech strategy to tackle digital hurdles
News The three-year plan sees the appointment of a new executive director for technology policy and innovation
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EU will fine social media firms for failing to remove extremist material
News Security commissioner signals step change from self-policing
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Sajid Javid demands social media firms act over online child sexual abuse
News Home secretary is close to losing patience with tech giants as he threatens to take legislative action
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ICO: Public more trusting of companies to hold their data than a year ago
News Less than one in five trust social media firms to keep their data safe according to the annual survey
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Budget 2018: Hammond announces Digital Services Tax to crack down on tech...
News Revenue-based tax to hit tech giants as government announces more funding for AI, quantum computing, and digital transfo
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Liberty claims government data-sharing deals lead to rights violations
News Human rights group blasts "backroom" data-sharing between public services and Home Office for immigration cont
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GDPR compliance checklist: Is your organisation GDPR-ready?
In-depth Make sure your organisation is GDPR-compliant now the 25 May deadline has passed
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Facebook is subject to 10 major GDPR investigations
News The Irish data regulator is also probing Apple, Twitter and LinkedIn for alleged data protection violations
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Vote Leave fined £40,000 for unlawful text messages
News It's the latest fine in a string of penalties for unlawful political advertising
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Google hit with €1.49bn fine for antitrust violations
News European Competition Commissioner says Google abused its market dominance with restrictions on its AdSense platform
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What is Article 13 and Article 11?
In-depth Article 13 wins the approval of 19 EU member states
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Citrix Synergy 2019: One year on GDPR is shaping the role of privacy in brand...
In-depth Despite big fines levied, Citrix’s privacy chief says we still don’t have a sense of what enforcement will look like
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Tory leadership race: Where each candidate stands on UK tech
In-depth Top Tories are battling it out to be the country's next leader.
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ICO neuters UK police use of facial recognition technology
News Forces must assess data protection risks and eradicate racial bias from the software or face GDPR action
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What is shadow IT?
In-depth Hardware and software that isn't authorised by IT departments can leave businesses vulnerable
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Microsoft fined more than $25 million after Hungary subsidiary exploits kickback
News The three-year operation saw ill-gotten profits used for bribes to government officials
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EU plotting to overhaul rules governing tech giants
Analysis The latest crackdown against harmful content may take a more centralised shape
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Britain harvests EU criminal data over fears Brexit will weaken police powers
News In a potentially illegal act, the UK pre-empts losing access to a core EU database used for crime-fighting
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Massive fines headed for tech giants that host harmful online content
News New powers will allow Ofcom to fine companies up to 5% of their revenues
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GDPR fines: How high are they, and how can you avoid them?
In-depth A look at the various reasons why a company may find itself facing regulatory action
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What is the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)?
In-depth Who is the Information Commissioner, what powers do they have, and how will the ICO enforce GDPR?
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Google refuses to pay publishers under the Article 15 copyright directive
News Google's actions could effectively nullify the intentions of the controversial EU copyright reform
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Adobe shuts down service to Venezuela
News Adobe stops servicing Venezuela in compliance with Trump’s executive order
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Our 5-minute guide to Managed File Transfer
In-depth The ins and outs of MFT: What it is and why it surpasses the competition
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Microsoft commits to honouring California Consumer Privacy Act nationwide
News It's the first company to make such a promise, but it might not be as rose-tinted as it seems
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