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www.puppet.com
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| | | | | It's expensive when you don't comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) controls - take for example the ?310 million fine (equivalent to $335 million dollars) that LinkedIn received from the GDPR. In this case, they shared users' personal data for targeted advertising and behavioural analyses, without asking for user consent. Can you afford ?310 million? It might be time to automate GDPR controls for 24/7 compliance. | |
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outofthecomfortzone.frantzmiccoli.com
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| | | | | tl;dr those are my reading notes from the General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR. There are a few basic rights that are guaranteed to end users and a lot of regulations will go on service providers. Nevertheless most specifics of the upcoming regulations will be established by national regulatory bodies, which counters the initial intent stated in the text: reinforce the single market by uni... | |
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www.privacyandsecuritymatters.com
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monitor.civicus.org
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| | | On 21st May 2022, Australia's Labor party claimed victory in the national election, ending nearly a decade of conservative government. Civil society groups had been calling for civic space reforms in recent months. This include a greater commitment to press freedom as Australia's press freedom rankings drop and the existence of national security and defamation laws that have made the journalism more difficult. There are also calls for the reform of whistleblowing laws and to drop the prosecution of three... | ||
