Data Protection & Privacy Archives · Page 16 of 25

DPA can investigate even if it’s not the lead data supervisor under GDPR

The European Court of Justice has affirmed that in certain circumstances, a National Data protection Authorities (DPA) can investigate a

A few days back, a cybersecurity firm had claimed that the massive data breach at Air India was pulled off

Justice B.N. Srikrishna (Retd.) has once again emphasized on the government’s tendency of putting the cart before the horse. He

The REvil ransomware group has caused a data breach at a United States nuclear weapons contractor, and claims to be

Google will collaborate with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) of the United Kingdom to revamp online ad targeting. It

Central government law enforcement agencies have started snooping on voice chat rooms/ discussions hosted on Clubhouse which it is recording

Last month, Air India disclosed a data breach leaking data of 45 lakh users from around the world. A cybersecurity

The data of 15 crore Indians who received COVID vaccine is allegedly on sale. A dark web marketplace ‘Dark Leak

Last month was not very kind on Colonial Pipeline. The firm suffered a huge ransomware attack, and as a result

The Government of India and WhatsApp are contesting a suit in the Delhi High Court concerning WhatsApp’s new and revised