U.S. regulator the Federal Communication Commission is changing data-breach definitions in order to harmonize its notification rules with those of states.
The changes broaden definitions in a way that should give consumers more protection when their data, biometric and otherwise, is viewed or used by unauthorized people. An analysis of the changes by the Covington law firm says the new policies expand definitions for covered data and breach. Enactment of the FCC’s order is expected this year.
The Austrian privacy rights group Noyb filed a supporting complaint with the Austrian Data Protection Authority
The European Commission, in collaboration with the Latin American development bank CAF, has approved a €3 million
The Australian Government has embarked on a transformative journey with the release of its forward-looking 2030
Following the application of the new the EU Digital Market Act ( DMA adopted in 2022
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