The Ombudsman's report on agencies' compliance with the Surveillance Devices Act 2004 says agencies are bad at destroying data.

GDPR has ‘massive flaws’ and suffers from endless ‘infighting,’ says Johannes Caspar, seen as one of the EU’s toughest data watchdogs

The Scottish Government and its agencies have breached data protection rules almost 2,000 times since the introduction of GDPR in 2018, it can be revealed.

Highlights, press releases and speeches

Contiene informazioni personali, possono diventare bersaglio (ANSA)

Le 18 mai 2021, la Présidente de la CNIL a décidé de mettre en demeure une vingtaine d’organismes éditant des sites à forte fréquentation et ayant des pratiques contraires à la législation sur les cookies.

Some federal agencies had their own facial recognition databases, but most used private companies like Clearview AI and Amazon, which offers a tool called Rekognition. Many couldn't say for sure which systems they had used.

In newsletter #87, catch up on the latest EDPB - EDPS Joint Opinion on Artificial Intelligence; find out how you can learn more about data protection with the EDPS' new online training programme; read the EDPS' curated Case Law Digest on international transfers…

Les analyses d’impact sur la vie privée sont un des outils de la conformité permettant de décrire formellement des traitements de données et d’en évaluer les risques sur les personnes. La nouvelle version 3.0 de l’outil PIA s’est enrichie d’une nouvelle fonctionnalité…

'This technology is too dangerous to be regulated, it shouldn’t be used at all'

Strasbourg 08/07/2021

The need to provide local residence to data in India stems from the fact that India is a nation state and therefore would treat the data generated by its citizens as a national asset

Alister Pearson, the ICO’s Senior Policy Officer – Technology introduces a new beta version of our AI and Data Protection Risk Toolkit and explains how it can assure organisations that use AI to process personal data they are processing it in line with the…

En mai 2019, plusieurs médias ont révélé que la société MONSANTO détenait un fichier contenant les données personnelles de plus de 200 personnalités politiques, ou appartenant à la société civile (par exemple des journalistes, militants de la cause écologiste…