All News articles – Page 8
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NewsEuropean committees vote for stronger AI rules
Lawmakers in Europe have progressed towards implementing new regulations governing artificial intelligence applications, including ChatGPT, after an important vote last week.
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NewsSurvey highlights key benefits of investing in sustainability
A new study of fleet professionals in the US has shed light on how organisations in the transportation sector are moving forward with their sustainability plans against a global backdrop of increasing pressure to address climate change.
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NewsEmployee mental health suffers under poor management
New research published in the UK suggests that workers under poor management are more likely to experience negative mental health issues and lower job satisfaction, with performance levels eroded as a result.
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NewsOffset supply chain risk by identifying these red flags
As enterprises across the UK and beyond ride out continued economic uncertainty, businesses can’t afford to take their eye off supply chain risk.
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NewsEngland cricket ace sends skin cancer risk warning after health scare
An England cricket player has issued a sport-wide warning of the risks of sun exposure following a skin cancer scare.
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NewsAI may put public health at risk
New research has prompted health experts to warn of the major health threat posed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies.
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NewsReduce risk and boost performance by at least 11% through improved wellbeing
New research has found that nurturing workers wellbeing can improve organisational performance by between 11 and 55 percent.
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NewsPrice hikes pushing UK business away from sustainability and towards risk
Businesses in Britain are finding it hard to meet targets on sustainability owing to hikes in energy costs, expenditure attached to overseas trade barriers and the ongoing fallout of the global health crisis, a recent study shows.
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NewsFailure to address health and safety in sport is escalating risk
It’s a culture that has grave consequences – a 2019 survey in Scotland concluded that former professional male footballers are 3.5 times more likely to die of diseases such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and other varieties of dementia.
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NewsCertification mapping application released by UK Cyber Security Council
The UK Cyber Security Council has unveiled the initial stage of a certification mapping programme built to help professionals in cyber to move forwards in their careers through security certification.
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NewsAustralian government strengthens stance on data security threats
After a year marked by several data breaches that captured public attention, the Australian government intends to designate a privacy commissioner - a post that the previous administration abolished. This step is being taken due to the increasing security threats faced by the country.
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NewsMeta faces GDPR penalty on top of order to halt data transfers
Meta is getting ready for the cessation of its EU-U.S. data transfers, as well as a fine for violating the EU General Data Protection Regulation, according to filings made with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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NewsChatGPT enhances data privacy function
ChatGPT has released a new “history off” mode, enabling users to decide which conversations with the AI platform are used in the technology’s development models.
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News2023’s Women in Governance, Risk and Compliance Awards
Grosvenor House, London was the host of the Women in GRC Forum and Awards on April 27th, 2023, bringing together over 300 attendees to celebrate and recognise the contributions of women in the Governance, Risk, and Compliance industry.
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NewsCorporate secrets readily available on recycled company routers
New research into the fate of corporate network devices sold and bought on the secondary market represents a major cause for security concern.
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NewsPotential cost increase to access EU markets due to new UK data law
Proposed data regulations in the UK, currently awaiting approval from Parliament, may fall short of Europe’s GDPR standards.
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NewsWomen in Governance, Risk and Compliance series opens this April
The Women in Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) series opens in London at the end of April.
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NewsHybrid working may undermine organisational security
The impact of hybrid work on organisational security is a top concern for chief information security officers (CISOs), according to a new study.
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NewsJersey’s Information Commissioner criticises government department
In the British Isles, the Jersey Data Protection Authority (JDPA) has publicly criticised the way in which a Jersey government department handled an individual’s request for their personal data.
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NewsEuropean data regulator forms ChatGPT task force
The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has established a task force to develop a common policy on setting privacy rules for artificial intelligence (AI), with a focus on ChatGPT.
