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In July 2015, China released its new draft cybersecurity law, which will potentially have far-reaching consequences for network operators and companies doing business in China.

Location related information is gathered by 38% of consumer goods retailers for geo-blocking purposes.

On July 28, the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA) published its Annual Activity Report 2014.

Developing on the European Cloud strategy, ‘Unleashing the potential of Cloud Computing in Europe’ released in 2012, the European Commission has released a memo to foster greater support for cloud computing services in Europe, with the ambition for Europe to become the world’s leading trusted cloud region and a harmonious single market for cloud computing known as ‘Fortress Europe’.

In April, we reported that the EC had opened a public consultation seeking the views of various stakeholders on the current wording of, and possible changes to, the Privacy and Electronic Communications Directive.

Data protection procedures will require an overhaul for any company that offers goods and services, or tracks individuals, in the EU under the European GDPR to take effect from 25 May 2018.

We recently reported on the excitement surrounding the breakthrough vote by European Parliament on 21 October which put the delayed overhaul of European data protection rules back on track.

The Council of the European Union adopted the EU Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive (the 'Directive') 17 May, ready for final adoption by the European Parliament.

A decision of the French Supreme Administrative Court (Conseil d’Etat) dated 24 February 2015 has significantly broadened the scope of the French ‘Sunshine Act’

The "Digital Strategy 2025", adopted by the German Federal Government on March 1, 2016, aims to ensure that Germany remains a growing, modern and significant financial marketplace...

The EU Article 29 Working Party and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation announced a new Referential on requirements for binding corporate rules.

This decision marks a shift from Facebook's previous plans in which only part of its GDPR implementation overhaul was expected to apply outside the EU.

The Japanese Government recently released a report regarding the use of personal information in Big Data applications.

In light of continuing negotiations between the E3+3 and Iran, an agreement has been reached to extend all of these measures to 24 November 2014.

In September 2013, the GCC-Singapore Free Trade Agreement came into force, and it has some wondering whether this will mean an influx of oil and gas trade from the Persian Gulf.

In a recent request for a preliminary ruling in a case concerning Amazon, the Advocate General Pitruzzella (AG) has given his opinion that the Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU) (CRD)

Parties to derivative transactions are still in the process of assessing their duties under the new regime.