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ArticleUnlock the potential of AI responsibly and effectively
AI technology is revolutionizing the landscape of governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) by introducing a myriad of operational, compliance, and regulatory risks alongside numerous benefits for GRC professionals.
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Global Privacy Day goes live tomorrow
Livestreaming Thursday January 25, Global Privacy Day brings up-to-the minute insight and guidance on the current and future challenges in data protection and privacy.
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Q&ANiovi Vlachopoulou to speak at Global Privacy Day
We are very happy to announce that Data Protection Consultant, Niovi Vlachopoulou will speak at Global Privacy Day, this week.
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Q&AJose La Riva to speak at Global Privacy Day
We are very happy to announce that Meta’s Data Protection Manager, Jose La Riva will speak at Global Privacy Day, this week.
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Q&AVictoria van Roosmalen to speak at Global Privacy Day
We are very happy to announce that Security & Privacy Strategist, Victoria van Roosmalen will speak at Global Privacy Day, this week.
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NewsAI taken offline after delivery company chatbot “hack”
UK courier service, DPD, has deactivated the artificial intelligence (AI) feature in its web-based chat systems after a disgruntled individual manipulated the technology into crafting a poem dedicated to the company’s poor customer service.
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Q&AIvana Butorac to speak at Global Privacy Day
We are very happy to announce that Data Protection specialist Ivana Butorac, will speak at Global Privacy Day, this month.
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Q&ACristiana Deca to speak at Global Privacy Day
We are very happy to announce that Data Protection specialist, Cristiana Deca will speak at Global Privacy Day, this month.
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NewsAI uncertainty a key concern for enterprise leaders
Anxiety is growing among business chiefs over organisational resilience amid increased use of artificial intelligence (AI), a new study suggests.
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Q&AMatthew Goodbun to speak at Global Privacy Day
We are very happy to announce that Senior Privacy Consultant, Matthew Goodbun will speak at Global Privacy Day, this month.
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NewsMicrosoft to enable cloud users to store personal data in EU
In a bid to address concerns over privacy, Microsoft has announced that all cloud customers will have the capacity to hold and process personal data within the EU.
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Q&AKristen Pennington to speak at Global Privacy Day
We are very happy to announce that privacy lawyer, Kristen Pennington will speak at Global Privacy Day, this month.
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News“Breach of trust” lands HelloFresh with data regulator fine
In the UK, meal kit delivery company HelloFresh is facing a £140,000 fine from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) for sending millions of unsolicited emails and texts to customers.
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NewsJudge rules in favour of Estee Lauder in facial recognition class action
US cosmetics giant, Estee Lauder and a number of its popular beauty labels, have successfully evaded a proposed class action alleging a severe breach of data privacy law.
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NewsWhere do businesses stand on data privacy and AI?
AI (artificial intelligence) is emerging as the pivotal technology of this decade, with the past year characterised by a surge in the use, implementation and integration of AI by public and private sectors.
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NewsOpenAI and Microsoft face fresh legal challenges over AI use
Microsoft and OpenAI are being dragged through the courts in the US by two nonfiction writers.
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NewsThree A.I Trends Shaping Cybersecurity in 2024
We’re amid a surge in the use of generative AI, and this momentum is only set to build as we move into 2024.
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EventGlobal Privacy Day - Think Privacy First
Data privacy is a complex and ever-evolving issue, with new challenges emerging all the time.
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ebookInformatica, Snowflake and Wipro: Decentralized and Democratized
How data mesh transforms the business value of data
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NewsBritish Police to hold investigation into Okta hackers following arrests
British police have detained seven individuals in the wake of a hacking campaign conducted by the Lapsus$ cyber group known for hitting big companies such as Microsoft and Okta, City of London Police have announced.