What could be worse than a major data breach involving millions of records that occurs at a well-known global company affecting millions of personal records? Answer: a cover-up of the entire incident.

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Cybersecurity took center stage this year following a slew of cyber breaches on major companies, including those in highly regulated industries. As the likelihood of cyberattacks increases, attorneys ...

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From AI-powered cocktail pairings to poop-tracking algorithms, The Drum Awards for Marketing winners show how a single data point can unlock big ideas. Here are lessons marketers can borrow for their ...

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GoodRx’s mea culpa: Lessons for internet companies handling personal health data By Aly McDevitt Wed, Mar 4, 2020 1:11 PM ...

The Cabinet Office has issued a statement around its investigations into the government leak of personal data of several hundred prominent figures in the 2020 new year honours list, and announced a ...