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The Hidden Value of Outsourcing: Reducing Risk When Appointing a DPO
leaders are realizing that the traditional model of hiring a single, internal DPO is becoming operationally inefficient and financially risky.
The 2026 US Privacy Tsunami: Kentucky, Indiana, and Rhode Island Your Guide
On January 1, 2026, the complex map of US data privacy regulation gets three new critical layers. For global organizations, the “patchwork” of state-level laws is no longer a peripheral concern—it’s a central operational challenge.
The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: A Global Organisation’s Guide
The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill (CSRB) transforms cyber security from an IT best practice into a board-level legal obligation, significantly updating the 2018 NIS Regulations. It aims to secure the UK’s critical digital infrastructure by expanding its scope to include Managed Service Providers (MSPs), data centres, and “designated critical suppliers.” Key changes include stricter 24/72-hour incident reporting rules, legally enforceable security standards based on the NCSC’s Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF), and a heavy focus on supply chain accountability.
Do You Need a Data Protection Officer? (Internal vs. Outsourced Guide)
Under GDPR Article 37, a DPO is mandatory if you are a public authority, your core activities involve large-scale monitoring of individuals, or you process special categories of sensitive data
AI and GDPR Compliance: How Artificial Intelligence Impacts Data Privacy Regulations (2026 Guide)
The impact of AI on GDPR centers on the tension between AI’s need for massive datasets and GDPR’s principles of data minimization and purpose limitation. Key compliance risks include automated decision-making (Article 22), lack of explainability (Black Box algorithms), and the difficulty of ensuring the ‘Right to be Forgotten’ within trained machine learning models.”
Data Privacy in Hospitality Series Part 3: Health Resorts & Spas – The Sanctuary of Sensitive Data
Data Privacy in Hospitality SeriesPart 3: Health...
Data Privacy in Hospitality Series Part 2: Restaurants & Dining – The Menu of Digital Risks
From “Pay-at-Table” tablets to QR code menus and third-party delivery apps, restaurants are processing vast amounts of personal and financial data. This article explores how to serve guests without serving up their data to hackers.
The Hotel Ecosystem – Safeguarding the Guest Personal Data Journey
Data Privacy in Hospitality SeriesPart 1: The...
Don’t Let a ‘Good Deal’ Become a Bad Data Breach
Black Friday and Cyber Monday, is upon us. For global organizations, this period represents a critical vulnerability.
A Global Organization’s Guide to Washington’s My Health My Data Act (MHMDA)
The article provides a strategic roadmap for compliance (Discover, Gap Analysis, Implementation, and Monitoring) and makes a strong case for outsourcing this complex framework and the Data Protection Officer (DPO) role.
The New Compliance Frontier: Structuring Your Organization for the AI Era
With Artificial Intelligence (AI) moving from a...
Leveling Up Compliance: Navigating NIS2 and the Cyber Resilience Act in the Gaming Sector
Modern gaming companies are no longer just entertainment studios; they are massive data processors, managing real-time telemetry, payment gateways, and millions of gigabytes of Personally Identifiable Information (PII).
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