Last year, with the shockwaves of the Cambridge Analytica scandal still echoing, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission fining Facebook $5 billion, and the U.K. Information Commissioner's Office announcing its intention to fine British Airways and Marriott hundreds of millions of pounds, we thought priva...

Companies and governments are now heavily investing in process automation, robotization and digitalization and are increasingly going digital amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Being locked down at home, working remotely and using online solutions as a result of a pandemic is a clear indication that shifti...

The recent publication of the "Guidelines for Health Surveillance of Workers at Risk of Exposure to COVID-19" and the imminent economic reactivation of the country raised a number of questions and concerns regarding the correct treatment of the personal data of employees that would be subject to the...

This series by the team at Sentinel examines the rationale and benefits of building a culture of privacy in your organization by highlighting five organizational drivers that, in combination, can result in lasting change. In this fourth article, we’ll provide a look at the role data ethics plays in ...

For startup companies, the development from a concept to reality can be filled with questions. How do they patent their product? Will they need a privacy policy? Terms of service? Employee contracts? To give early-stage companies a solid legal foundation and empower students with hands-on experienc...