Red faces at FCA as regulator fesses up to data breach
The Financial Conduct Authority – the overlord of the financial services industry – has been forced to admit it has…
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US industry bodies call for delay in CCPA enforcement
The US DMA has joined forces with a gaggle of other American marketing trade bodies to call for a six-month…
Training firm Applause gets booed for Regus data leak
Staff at office space provider Regus have had internal data about their work performance laid bare online following a cock-up…
CMA: Strong argument for new laws to curb ad duopoly
A regulatory clampdown on Google and Facebook’s dominance of the £13bn UK digital ad industry has moved a step closer…
Facebook staff rocked as HR data is snatched from car
Facebook’s insistence that user data is safe as houses does not appear to stretch to its own staff after the…
Aviva steps up war on black market for accident data
Finance giant Aviva is calling for a change in the law to force personal injury claims solicitors to declare where…
Why it pays brands to be more offensive with their data
Data is the backbone of modern enterprise. It drives, improves and supports business advancement and growth. But despite its progressive…
Here we go again: Google back in dock for data tracking
The Court of Appeal has paved the way for iPhone users to sue Google for damages over the alleged abuse…
EU court rejects global ‘right to be forgotten’ demands
Google has secured a landmark victory in Europe’s top court after lawmakers kicked out demands from the French data protection…
Finance brands the biggest villains for GDPR penalties
While technology giants are attracting all the negative press over GDPR compliance, it is the financial services sector which has…