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Some of the world's biggest names in video surveillance quietly launch “True pixels, no false claims" security initiative - and it may come to a Chinese CCTV near you sooner than you'd expect

By Wayne Williams published

Chinese surveillance giants join forces to launch new standards aimed at improving smart camera trust and reducing misleading marketing practices.

How ransomware is reshaping the regulatory agenda

By Dr Darren Williams published

As ransomware attacks increase, organizations should be braced to meet more compliance requirements.

Why it’s time to rethink traditional data governance frameworks

By Paolo Platter published

How enterprises can utilize their data, gathering timely, meaningful insights from complex and large analytics architectures.

The countdown is on - Chinese firms now have just an hour to report cybersecurity incidents

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

Chinese firms have a very short window to alert authorities.

The importance of Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) strategy explained

By David Close published

Deploying HSMs in the financial sector isn't just about compliance; it's foundational for customer confidence.

Your Roku TV and streaming stick will stop working unless you agree to controversial new terms

By Amelia Schwanke published

Roku TV and streaming stick owners are furious after it updates terms with a controversial new condition.

Over 70% of websites share your personal data – even if you don't consent

By Chiara Castro published

A new research found alarming rates of non-compliance of privacy laws in both the US and Europe. Here's what you can do to take back some control.

Software makers say piracy is becoming a bigger problem than ever before - so what can be done?

By Craig Hale, Craig Hale published

Software makers are losing revenue because of growing piracy and license misuse.

A new European regulator will keep an eye on cloud licensing issues

By Craig Hale published

CISPE has launched a new and independent regulator to keep tabs on competition in the European cloud market.

Ransomware gang deals double damage to victim by complaining to the SEC about their own attack

By Benedict Collins published

The latest rules from the SEC are meant to hold public companies to account, but can hackers bend the rules to suit themselves?

Tuta Mail could soon be your default iOS mail app – but only after filing a complaint against Apple

By Chiara Castro published

Apple has now replied to Tuta's request, meaning it's set to be enabled as one of the default email apps in iOS. Here's all you need to know.

Digital accessibility: Where companies are going wrong and how to fix it

By Bob Farrell published

Without input from PwD in design and testing, truly inclusive digital experiences are unattainable.

4 essential cyber hygiene practices to boost your organization’s digital defenses

By Shrav Mehta published

Discover how to protect your organization from the next billion-dollar tech disaster.

Financial leaders still rely on regular tools like Excel for automation tasks over AI

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Despite recognizing AI's potential, many finance leaders still proceed with caution in adopting AI.

Grok AI is under investigation in the EU over potential GDPR violations – here's what you need to know

By Chiara Castro published

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Keeper now lets you control the secrets you share within your team

By Lewis Maddison published

Keeper's new Granular Sharing Enforcements hopes to make it easier for firms to comply with security policies and regulations.

E-commerce retailers have authentication solutions but are hesitant

By Gerasim Hovhannisyan published

This article discusses the importance of e-commerce retailers implementing DMARC as a defense against phishing emails.

Did Siri break the law? Apple's latest privacy complaint in France doesn't bode well

By Chiara Castro published

A French NGO is accusing Apple of violation of privacy, unlawful processing of personal data, and deceptive commercial practices. Here's all you need to know.

Seagate adds affordable enterprise grade tier to its Lyve cloud storage; infrequent access tranche costs a mere $45/TB/year

By Wayne Williams published

Seagate adds affordable infrequent access tier to its Lyve cloud storage.

Organizations face a critical disconnect between their data protection protocols and actual practices

By Efosa Udinmwen published

AI adoption outpaces data security measures

The EU AI Act: What do CISOs need to know to strengthen AI security?

By Stephen de Vries published

What CISOs need to know about the EU AI Act to strengthen AI security.

Software group urges FTC to implement smart device software tethering guidance

By Craig Hale published

In a letter to the FTC, a group of made up of 17 organizations and bodies is asking software tethering to be investigated.

Crucial tech that's pivotal for AI in hyperscalers gets major update to improve performance, enhance functionality and extend security

By Ross Kelly published

Performance and security upgrades are a key focus in this latest CXL update.

China says it will use more tech to clamp down on online counterfeits

By Craig Hale published

As it ramps up IP and counterfeit enforcement, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation commits to more tech.

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TikTok hit by a €530 million fine in the EU for illegally sending Europeans' data to China

By Chiara Castro published

TikTok has rejected the EU data watchdog's decision and plans to appeal

Snowflake is bringing in some big MFA changes following recent security incidents

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Admins will get ways to enforce, and monitor, MFA adoption across Snowflake.

'A bottle of good wine' for free: How an NGO protested against website privacy policy pages using a sneak attack freebie that went viral

By Wayne Williams published

Non-profit organization Tax Policy Associates added a line to its privacy policy offering a bottle of good wine to the first person to spot it.

Almost all firms are still reliant on spreadsheets - is it time for change?

By Craig Hale published

Using spreadsheets is slowing finance workers down and potentially introducing regulatory risks, report claims.

Telegram says it will provide user data to authorities in major policy shift

By Luke Hughes published

But all bets are on the company at least using a fax machine

'The risks will increase': Apple slams the EU for forcing it to allow sideloading on some iPhones

By Allisa James published

iPhones will be forced to allow third-party app stores on iPhones according to a new ruling from EU's DMA.