Issue 237

  • CJEU published a judgment on the corrective powers of DPAs in cases of personal data breaches.
  • NOYB filed a complaint against Mozilla over a new browser privacy feature.
  • Mozilla faced privacy complaints for enabling tracking in Firefox without user consent.
  • LinkedIn thrusted its 930 million users into an unexpected role: unwitting AI trainers, igniting a firestorm over data privacy and consumer trust.
  • IMY published comments on proposed amendments to rules for police camera surveillance.
  • AudioEye achieved HIPAA compliance and SOC 2 Type II certification, strengthening data protection and security measures for its customers.
  • Commvault is set to acquire Clumio, a startup providing data protection solutions for applications built on AWS.
  • Data Quadrant Report from Info-Tech Research Group showcased the leading endpoint protection providers safeguarding organizations against evolving cyber threats.
  • TeleSpecialists’ TeleCare Software achieved HITRUST i1 certification, elevating data protection and cybersecurity standards.
  • Data protection authorities slapped a fine of more than 1 BN WON on the digital identification platform, Worldcoin, for failing to observe South Korea’s Personal Information Protection Act(PIPA).
  • The Vietnamese government issued the first draft of a new Law on Personal Data Protection (PDPL) for public feedback.
  • Rubik and Pure Storage partnered to offer cyber resilience, and data protection solutions.