In an op-ed for The New York Times, Professors Daniel Morales, Natalie Ram and Jessica Roberts write about the potential for "dystopia" as the U.S. rolls out DNA collection for detained immigrants at ports of entry. The trio argues the government program "took a decisive step toward collecting and t...

Hong Kong Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data Stephen Kai-yi Wong called a 75-fold year-on-year increase in "doxing" complaints "alarming" as he introduced measures to curb cyberbullying and data leaks in the new year, the South China Morning Post reports. Doxing complaints rose from 57 in 2018 t...

Compliance with the Brazilian General Data Protection Law has proven to be an essential and complex challenge for organizations. The lack of a data-driven culture, legal uncertainties, low investment in data governance and a growing landscape of cyber insecurity contributes to this complexity. The ...

Compliance with Brazil's General Data Protection Law has been a complex challenge for organizations, explains Banco Votorantim Data Protection Manager Eric Steinbock, CIPM. In this piece for Privacy Perspectives, Steinbock looks at the most pressing issues privacy professionals face to adhere to the...

Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai has promised the tech company will uphold privacy while it explores the use of artificial intelligence in the health care space, CNBC reports. After discussing his support of AI regulations earlier in the week, Pichai said Wednesday at the World Economic Forum, ...