Street Fighter publisher data breach hits the next level
The company behind classic video game brands Resident Evil and Street Fighter has been forced to admit that last year’s…
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DMC chief: Ramp up customer service or risk demise
Data management and privacy issues continue to be a thorn in the side of the marketing industry, according to the…
Businesses warned Brussels data deal is still unlikely
Companies have been urged to brace themselves for a post-Brexit “no deal” on data transfers despite Brussels and London agreeing…
Exposed: Row over ‘paltry’ Twitter fine threatens GDPR
It has emerged the Irish Data Protection Commission’s €450,000 (£410,000) Twitter fine, issued yesterday for GDPR data breach failings, was…
Twitter fined just €450,000 in first major Irish ruling
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission has finally issued its first cross-border GDPR ruling, although those hoping for a shot across the…
Facebook sets aside €302m for potential GDPR fines
Facebook’s European operation is bracing itself for a raft of GDPR rulings – and massive fines – after its latest…
Ça alors! French shun GDPR to clout Google and Amazon
As the UK Government talks a good game over plans to bring technology giants to heel, the French have once…
Taxing issue: HMRC flayed for data governance failures
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has found itself in the dock after new figures reveal it reported almost a dozen…
MPs join fight over ‘lax’ data rules in Japan trade deal
MPs have waded into the row over the trade deal between the UK and Japan – hailed as historic by…
Virgin Media is accused of ‘fobbing off’ breach victims
Virgin Media has been blasted for ignoring customer requests for details on last year’s data breach – which hit over…