In the increasingly interconnected world of data-driven economies, businesses face a critical turning point in navigating the complexity of data privacy laws. The past decade has seen a proliferation of privacy regulations worldwide, from the GDPR in Europe to the CCPA in the US and China’s PIPL. As more countries introduce their own privacy frameworks,...Read More
The European Union’s recent surge of legislation to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) is a testament to the growing importance of AI in our daily lives and the global economy. Laws such as the Digital Markets Act, Digital Services Act, Data Act, AI Act, and others reflect the EU’s intent to protect consumers, promote competition, and...Read More
The introduction of the Data (Use and Access) Bill to the UK Parliament on 3rd October 2024 represents a significant moment in the evolution of the UK’s data protection framework. While the bill promises greater clarity around legitimate interests, secondary processing, and automated decision-making, it also raises concerns about whether these changes truly advance the...Read More
In 2024, the Digital Services Act (DSA) came into full force, ushering in a new regulatory environment for online platforms and intermediaries operating in the European Union. Alongside the DSA, the EU AI Act has introduced a suite of new rules that aim to ensure transparency, accountability, and safety in the deployment of artificial intelligence...Read More
The ongoing debate surrounding the use of legitimate interests as a legal basis for cookies highlights the complexities of privacy compliance in the digital world. Under the ePrivacy Directive, consent is mandatory for most cookie use, with exceptions for strictly necessary cookies. Regulators such as the CNIL, ICO, and EDPB consistently reinforce that consent is...Read More
In today’s digital landscape, data privacy is at the forefront of business concerns. Regulatory requirements, customer trust, and the rising frequency of data breaches have made privacy a key issue for organisations worldwide. At the heart of a company’s privacy efforts is the Chief Privacy Officer (CPO) — a strategic leader responsible for managing and...Read More
The Strategic Importance of Demonstrating Privacy ROI In today’s data-driven business landscape, privacy has emerged as a critical strategic imperative for organisations of all sizes. As consumers become increasingly conscious of their personal data rights and regulatory bodies tighten privacy laws, companies must prioritise robust privacy programs to maintain customer trust, avoid costly fines, and...Read More
AI is revolutionising industries, but with innovation comes responsibility. To ensure AI is developed ethically and safely, the EU has introduced the AI Act, a legal framework that balances cutting-edge advancements with essential safeguards.Read More
