Grab’s expansion has faced a number of challenges, not the least of which is a string of privacy breaches over the past two years.
Following the Schrems II ruling and invalidation of the US-EU Privacy Shield, the Council of Europe has said that intelligence services need to stop spying on individuals’ digital communications.
The Irish DPC has ordered Facebook to cease its EU-US data transfers due to Schrems II, potentially signaling that the use of SCCs may now be off the table.
According to a new report, cyber threats facing telehealth services has increased exponentially during the pandemic. Nevertheless, the healthcare industry’s cyber resiliency has improved dramatically.
Pretty much all of America's major rivals and enemies are looking to interfere in 2020, and hacker groups are attacking both the Trump and Biden camps with greater frequency.
SMB security teams are forced to work under pressure and with limited resources due to falling IT security budgets. The situation leaves their organizations vulnerable to cyberattacks.
The list of the biggest data breaches of the past five years is populated with representatives from the travel industry. Now a Which? study found that it is still rife with security holes.
Zhenhua data leak reveals that the firm with links to the Chinese military has scraped the personal data of at least 2.4 million targeted subjects, including national leaders, celebrities, and politically exposed persons.
AT&T is considering offering cheap phone plans that would give users a discount on their monthly phone bill in return for receiving targeted ads.
The death of a woman who needed urgent care at a German hospital is being blamed on equipment being unavailable due to a ransomware attack.
