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Eleanor Hobson in her myth-busting the GDPR series takes a look at personal data that is publicly available.

Myth-Busting The GDPR: If We Receive A Deletion Request, We Must Delete Everything Immediately

On June 2, the UK National Cyber Security Programme published its annual survey of information security breaches, conducted by PwC.

The cultural shift towards harnessing big data sets can be as hands-on as raising a small child, but there a three baby steps you can take to help drive the change.

Developments within IT are starting to disrupt and transform established business patterns.

Key Liability Issues When Contracting For AI (Video)

It has been reported that a wind turbine which is deployed across the energy sector worldwide has been hacked.

Red Sky supplied booking and billing software to a busy hotel, Kingsway Hall. ‘Entirety’ was a standard system, but Kingsway soon had trouble with it.

On June 17, 2015, the Financial Conduct Authority issued a call for input, asking two specific questions on digital and mobile solutions for financial services...

Google has received a stinging attack from leading privacy regulators.

The UK Intellectual Property Office has released new guidance on examining computer-implemented inventions, including AI patents, marking a significant shift from its previously strict stance. The updated approach promises to better align with European Patent Office practices and offers applicants the opportunity to have existing excluded subject matter objections re-examined. This development opens new possibilities for patent applicants navigating the complex landscape of software and AI-related intellect

JA Coles – a removal firm – has agreed to pay £2,000 in damages to Getty Images for using a single image of a mother and daughter smiling at each other.

Consumers were delighted to discover that they were able to download albums by top music artists from Amazon for the bargain price of 29p after Amazon had made a pricing error on its web site.