With a number of data privacy bills on the horizon, companies need to act swiftly to comply with rapidly-evolving data privacy regulations.

Banks and financial services providers need to understand what legislation and regulations are in place to cover the privacy and security aspects of behavioral biometric technology.

A survey from Secure Redact found that 43% of U.K. retailers had been fined for violating GDPR video surveillance regulations.

When it comes to compliance and data privacy, ignorance is not bliss. Today’s businesses must be aware of the regulations that govern them or risk incurring significant, potentially crippling penalties.  

The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has fined Clearview AI Inc. $8 million for violating the data privacy of UK residents.

New Specops research shows that regulatory password complexity and construction recommendations are insufficient.

Despite costly fines and an increasingly-regulated environment, organizations of all sizes are not fully prepared for compliance with data privacy and data protection regulations like the GDPR.

The United States and the European Commission have reached a deal in principle regarding the transfer and storage of European data on U.S. soil. Data privacy experts warn that the commitment may be too vague to maintain cybersecurity standards.

Data privacy legislation has popped up across the United States, largely regulated by individual states. The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) has wide-reaching effects for U.S. enterprise organizations.

Meta has been fined $18.9 million by the Irish Data Protection Commission for Facebook’s 2018 data breaches that violate data security and privacy, according to the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).