Hamburg’s data protection authority has fined an unnamed financial services company 492,000 euros for using automated systems to reject credit card applications without adequately explaining
The landscape of data protection in Germany and across the European Union has evolved dramatically since the Datenschutz-Grundverordnung (DSGVO) came into force in 2018. As
With vast troves of consumer data fuel personalized campaigns and revenue streams, the tension between innovation and privacy has never been more pronounced. As regulations
We are witnesssing a surge in legislative activity aimed at protecting reproductive health information following the 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision. This
Too often, the GDPR conversation starts and stops with costs and the hefty fines that have been given out to thousands of companies. A recent
An announcement about the recent expansion of the Consortium of Privacy Regulators with the addition of Minnesota and New Hampshire from the California Privacy Protection
The recent passage of House Bill 78 in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives as a promising development in safeguarding consumer rights amid rapid digital expansion.
We are closely following the evolving landscape of GDPR enforcement in the UK. The recent Court of Appeal ruling in Farley & Ors v Paymaster
Eversheds Sutherland released a report that at least one in three U.S. companies remain ill-equipped to handle critical national security compliance risks, exposing them to
When a backup and disaster recovery giant pays $1.8 billion to acquire a privacy and data security platform, it’s not just another M&A transaction. It’s
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