COVID-19 has raised some key discussions on emerging privacy issues as well as created fresh debate around existing topics. One of those new debates centers on the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Privacy Rule, which WilmerHale Cybersecurity and Privacy Practice Co-Chair Kirk Nahr...

Marking the first prosecution of a media company under Hong Kong's Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, Next Magazine’s chief editor, parent company and publisher were each fined HK$40,000 for publishing the birth certificate of an actress’s son, The Standard reports. Chief Editor Mak King-hing sent g...

Brazil's National Consumer Secretariat of the Ministry of Justice and Public Security issued a BRL 4 million fine against Banco Cetelem for improper use of personal data. The bank allegedly violated the Consumer Defense Code with insufficient oversight of third-party uses of personal information f...

Privacy is now at the forefront in Brazil with the General Data Protection Law taking effect in August 2020. Despite seeing the law on the horizon for some time, privacy professionals may still look to better understand what lies ahead with compliance. The IAPP aims to keep professionals in the know...

After a year's delay because of the COVID-19 pandemic, soccer fans around the world — especially Europe — rejoiced last weekend as the UEFA Euro 2020s kicked off. Like the World Cup, the Euros take place every four years and bring together the top national teams on the continent to determine the cha...