Pensions cyber security – TPR and the Capita data breach
by Anna Taylor
Harmful website design in digital markets
Adequacy decision for EU-US data transfers – the view from the UK
Debbie Heywood looks at the new EU-US adequacy decision for the Data Privacy Framework and at what that means for UK-US data transfers.
About controlling genies
by Dr. Christian Frank, Licencié en droit (Paris II / Panthéon-Assas)
The UK's Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act
Matt Quezada looks at what the UK's PSTI Act means for the security of the Internet of Things.
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Ransomware demands – should you pay up to save your business in the face of growing state disapproval?
Jo Joyce looks at the main considerations when facing a ransomware attack.
by Jo Joyce
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NIS2 Directive – new European cybersecurity requirements
Paul Voigt looks at the incoming NIS2 Directive and how it differs from the NIS Directive.
by Dr. Paul Voigt, Lic. en Derecho, CIPP/E and Clare Reynolds
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The UAE's new cyber crime law (all you need to know)
Incoming EU data and digital legislation
There's a lot going on in the data and digital space in terms of incoming EU legislation. Here is a summary of key proposals which will impact the use of data (personal and non-personal) and likely timelines, as at 10 May 2022.
'Drafting' and negotiating smart contracts – a whole new skill?
Debbie Heywood looks at special considerations for smart contracts, especially consumer-facing ones.
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5 Hot Data Protection Topics to watch in 2022
Data protection compliance: These five topics should not be lost sight of.
by Rita Fromm, Maître en droit
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The Paris Civil Court favors freedom of expression over data subject rights
Marc Schuler and Julie Dumontet look at a recent decision on the application of the right to be forgotten to press publishers in France.
by Marc Schuler
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