With hacks and data leaks grabbing more headlines each year, how do you avoid becoming the next data disaster? Christine Andrews, managing director of DQM GRC, looks at how companies can protect themselves and comply with new European GDPR legislation.
The European Parliament has voted on the biggest shake-up of data protection laws for 20 years, promising bigger fines for companies that fail to look after consumer’s data.
In a major move, sugary and fatty food adverts shown around children’s content online could soon be banned in the UK.
Technology companies could face fines of up to 4% of their global annual turnover under new European rules on data protection.
With a flood of consumer data now available to brands, there has emerged a new role: the Chief Data Officer (CDO). New research looks at how businesses are transforming their decision making processes, with big data at the centre.
Rebecca Hennessy, Experian Data Quality’s Head of Marketing, details the four common problems that marketers face today, explaining how a well-developed data strategy can help to overcome these challenges and drive better outcomes.
Ministers in the European Council have agreed on a general approach to data protection legislation, but some key issues over how companies can use consumer data are still up for debate.
The data breach landscape in the UK has changed beyond all recognition over the last few years. More than four in ten Britons (42%) have been affected in some way by a breach, and their levels of concern are growing. Jim Steven, Head of Data Breach Services at Experian discusses how these changes could well … [Read more…]
US regulators have approved net neutrality rules banning broadband providers from charging to put online services in a two speed internet, giving higher paying customers an internet fast lane’.
Barcelona has been named as the top smart city of 2015, making the best use of connected devices and systems for its citizens and visitors, according to new research.