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Companies are pressuring Brazilian lawmakers to delay implementation of the nation's data-protection law from Aug. 16 until next May. -
International Airlines Group now estimates that it may need to pay 22 million euros in GDPR fine -
The most damaging cyberattack ever in 2017, caused a $15 billion loss to customers of companies directly hit, a federal study said. -
Restaurants and bars that have been ordered to keep registers with customers' personal data to track Covid-19 infections are being closely monitored. -
International companies are much more prepared for Brazil's new data protection law than Brazilian firms because they already comply with similar legislation. -
A landmark ruling by the EU’s top court on international data flows will lead to more legal uncertainty for thousands of companies that use an EU data transfer mechanism. -
Coronavirus infections are mounting, and so are threats to Americans’ privacy. FTC member Christine Wilson is on a mission to decry the latter. -
The New York state Department of Financial Services notched a milestone when it filed its first data security enforcement action. -
Legal challenges to California's sweeping new privacy law are inevitable. -
Eight years ago, prosecutors lacked evidence to link Yevgeniy Nikulin to the hacks of LinkedIn and Dropbox. But it's another story now.