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Court considers application to stay proceedings in favour of arbitral proceedings

Car manufacturer Volkswagen has rejected the use of cloud computing after highlighting concerns around its security.

The US already enforces a ban on airlines that refuse to provide advanced passenger lists on transatlantic flights.

President Obama has continued to position cyber-security as a legislative priority.

The UK Government this week denied that its online system for verifying the identity of citizens trying to access public services suffers from "serious privacy and security shortcomings"...

According to a study released last week, the cost of data breaches is rising for companies around the world.

In what has been dubbed the "definition of irony", Hacking Team, a company that specialises in surveillance software has been the target of a cyberattack.

On 25 May 2018, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will replace current data protection laws in every European Union (EU) country.

Transportation policy issues played an important role in the recent United States presidential election.

The Council of Cooperative Health Insurance issued a circular on 22 July 2018 addressed to all health insurers, healthcare providers and TPAs that a new claims settlement process will come into effect in October 2018.

Vision 2030 seeks to reshape Saudi Arabia and boost what is the Arab world's largest economy.

The Construction industry in Singapore was amongst the first affected by COVID-19, with contractors reporting difficulties in getting plant, equipment and personnel out of China after Chinese New Year

In this case, the High Court gives useful guidance on when individuals may be found to be "de facto" directors.

On 9 April 2020, the Financial Sector Conduct Authority and the Prudential Authority, jointly issued a Directive in terms of Regulation 11B(4A)(e)(i) of the Regulations made in terms of...

On 17 May 2019 the Department of Environmental Affairs released Proposed Regulations Pertaining to Financial Provisioning for the Rehabilitation ...

Recent and upcoming changes in the insurance regulatory landscape will shake up traditional distribution channels in South Africa, leading to a decline in the number of traditional insurance

Sanctions were imposed in 2004 by the EU and UN against Sudan. South Sudan became an independent country on 9 July 2011 following a referendum held earlier that year.