Data protection

Following the Barclays scandal, should firms use tracking software to monitor their staff? YES, says Jasmit Sagoo, senior director and

In 2018, a new elephant entered the room. A giant EU elephant called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). GDPR

How much data do you think you produce each day? Take a moment to think about it. The figure you

A colleague recently asked me what I thought had changed in cyber security over the last 10 years. We agreed

UK betting companies have gained access to a database containing information on roughly 28m children in a huge breach of

The choices that characters make in scary movies can often seem baffling. Why do they never turn the lights on

Five years ago, you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who had even heard of the dark web. Now this realm

We now live in the age of the internet of things, where voice-sniffing devices abound, and consumers have the convenience

Both traditional and social media lit up earlier this year following the launch of a ground-breaking campaign for charity Malaria

Across the tech industry, there is a crisis of trust that is centred around how companies handle data – from

British Airways will “vigorously defend itself” against its £183m fine by authorities for a data breach in which more than

Equifax has agreed to pay as much as $700m (£562m) as part of a settlement with the US regulator following