The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology released guidelines on the mitigation of risks related to the advancement of quantum computing technology. The guidelines aim to help organizations better protect their data and systems in the post-quantum cryptography era.
Quantum computing harnesses the properties of quantum mechanics for the improvement of ...
The final component of Brazil’s Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (LGPD) – the administrative sanctions piece – became effective at the beginning of August, enabling the Brazilian national data protection authority (ANPD) to effectively enforce the LGPD.
According to the newly effective provisions, data controllers who do not comply with the LGPD may be subject to the following sanctions, ...
Following comprehensive investigations, the South Korean privacy regulator, the Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC), has fined Facebook and Netflix for infringing several provisions of the Korean Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA).
The PIPC fined Facebook about US $5.6 million for six violations of the PIPA, the key one being the collection of facial recognition data without the users’ consent. For ...
The U.S. Department of Treasury announced it will begin imposing sanctions, including fines and other penalties, on platforms that facilitate digital payments to hackers. The sanctions are intended to block this channel of payment in an attempt to eradicate the use of digital payments in ransomware attacks and other illicit activities which have become increasingly common in recent years. This ...
The Israeli Privacy Protection Authority (PPA) published for public comments a draft opinion on the collection of employees’ geolocation data through dedicated apps and vehicle geolocation systems. The opinion comes in response to the rising use of technology tools to monitor and track employees who work remotely.
According to the PPA, the practice of tracking employees is common mainly in ...
Israel’s central bank, the Bank of Israel (BoI), has published a set of requirements compelling commercial banks and credit card companies to disclose a comprehensive list of personal information regarding their consumers’ consumption habits. The information will be stored by the BoI in a designated central database. The BoI had initially requested to receive information spanning the last seven years, ...
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