Cyber security is now firmly cemented as a key issue in the boardroom of FTSE 350 companies, but this isn’t reflected in the training that management receive in dealing with cyber incidents.
The UK Government has formally announced a new Data Protection Bill, keeping in line with EU’s GDPR.
Experian is announcing its “3 ‘I’s guide” to help businesses prepare for GDPR, with some practical steps to help avoid fines when the consumer data protection laws come in place om 25th May 2018.
The rise of the Internet of Things is having a major impact on the growth of food production, according to new research.
Three quarters of UK shoppers say they get nothing in return for sharing personal data with brands, according to new research.
A significant minority of publicly traded growth companies see cyber security as a “technical topic” not warranting board level consideration, according to a survey out one month after the NHS “ransomware” crisis.
With the new GDPR regulations coming into force just 12-months from now, the research from Compuware reveals that the majority of retailers are still at risk of incurring costly non-compliance fines, despite organisations having made some progress since the same survey was conducted last year.
Nearly 9 out of 10 (86%) UK and US marketers believe that for maximum success they need to collect as much information as possible on their customers.
Mark Lindsay at Experian, looks at the top challenges for big business in this data-driven year, which incorporates research from the company’s 2017 Digital Marketer Report.
With GDPR looming and the increasing reliance of marketers and CRM programmes in data and automation, Amaze One is launching a call to arms for the industry to address the need and importance of human insight for successful marketing programmes – and why addressing this now will help hugely once EU regulation sets in.