By Staff writer
It takes something huge to foster business collaboration especially when the topic is data protection and security. So it’s a testament to the gravity of GDPR that it is actually sparking conversations between data holders and partners, suppliers, customers and cloud services providers.
Cyber threats are only going to get worse from here, experts claim. However, bosses seem to currently be investing in the wrong areas.
By Staff writer
AI?will disrupt the finance industry, there’s no doubt about it. But according to Andrew Paton-Smith, creator of www.Jazoodle.com, the accountancy and business advisory profession in particular will go through an evolutionary process.
By Staff writer
Valentine’s Day opens a window of opportunity for a seasonal product launch. Before, brands could spend months or even years developing a new product. But with consumer behaviour and demand changing faster than ever, time is no longer a luxury.
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Mike Richardson, managing director EMEA at Maximizer CRM, outlines some key dos and don’ts to help bosses navigate their way to successful data management.
Subject Access Requests aren?t anything new under the GDPR and, in fact, individuals have been able to request all the personal information you hold on them under the Data Protection Act, but the GDPR makes some notable changes to the process.
By Staff writer
Every company is a startup in the beginning. You?re staring down the barrel at a huge market opportunity and big challenges it’s unavoidable.
Uber knew it was the victim of a data breach in October 2016, but made no move to notify the proper authorities. Those whose personal details, the likes of names and email addresses, were snatched, weren’t made aware either.
By Staff writer
Staff are often the most vital assets any business can have, but they also have the astounding ability to bypass data protection, whether because of revenge or innocent mistake.
By Staff writer
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that spying on an employee’s Yahoo messenger account is a breach of human rights law which guarantees private communications. But what, exactly, is the significance of this decision?
