All GRC World Forums articles in May 2023 – Page 2
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Is the GDPR’s ‘One-Stop-Shop’ Working?
One common criticism of the GDPR is that its enforcement process is not sufficiently effective. Critics argue that routing cross-border decisions through a controller’s “main establishment” has led to delays and created an enforcement gap.
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Ransomware: Should You Ever Pay? Preparing for the Worst
Research suggests that most organisations hit with a ransomware attack end up paying the ransom. Perhaps this is understandable—but is it the right decision? And can paying a ransom to cybercriminals actually be illegal in some circumstances?
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Preventing Insider Threats Without Compromising Workflow [Sponsored by Zivver]
Insider threats, whether through error or malicious action, still account for a large proportion of data breaches. But monitoring and trying to control the actions of your employees is fraught with issues.
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What Is ‘Necessary’ for a Contract? GDPR Legal Bases Following the Meta Decisions
The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC)’s decisions against Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are some of the most significant developments in data protection since the passing of the GDPR.
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Staying Compliant: How To Manage Data Transfers Around The Globe [Sponsored by OneTrust]
The topic of international data transfers has been a contentious subject since the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) rules on the Schrems II case, invalidating the EU-US privacy shield and changing the way organisations manage persona data transfers overnight.
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Generative AI and the GDPR: A Match Made in Hell?
Large Language Models (LLMs) and image generation are officially mainstream. With millions of people using AI tools every day, the internet and wider society are changing fast.
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Preparing for a privacy incident: last 90 days before it happens
There is no such thing as perfect compliance - privacy incidents can and will happen.
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2023 vs 1984: Is State Surveillance Becoming More Intrusive?
New data protection and privacy laws are developing all over the world. Yet the amount of data collected about people by corporations and governments continues to increase. And new technology, such as biometrics, IoT, and AI, bring new surveillance opportunities.
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