What is the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL)?
The PDPL provides robust safeguards for personal data, benefiting both individuals and organisations.
The PDPL provides robust safeguards for personal data, benefiting both individuals and organisations.
The role of the Data Protection Officer is no walk in the park, and comes with a variety of unique challenges.
All organisations with “access to NHS patient data or systems” are expected to complete this toolkit to demonstrate their compliance.
There is a whole world of considerations that many may not have realised.
It may be beneficial to outsource this role, rather than appoint a DPO in-house.
As a result of these factors – the mandates set out in the DPDI Bill and the advancement of AI – the SRI is on the rise.
The AI Act, legislated by the European Union, will establish a comprehensive framework for the regulation of artificial intelligence within the EU.
When onboarding a new supplier, organisations should be entirely confident that this supplier will prioritise privacy and comply with data protection laws.
What exactly is it and what are the data protection implications of such technology?
If you were to face a ransomware situation tomorrow, how would you react? What would your business do to handle the incident?
While data sharing in the public sector presents both opportunities and challenges, navigating its complexities requires a careful and balanced approach.
“Gender Shades” confronts a critical and often overlooked issue in the realm of Artificial Intelligence.
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