Heinig shares takeaways from discussions about the Digital Risk Index 2025 at the recent Navigate: A Digital Policy ...

More notably, it widens the PDPD's focus on Vietnamese citizens' data to cover any natural person's info stored in Vietnam before export, regardless of nationality. This shift broadens transborder ...

With new technologies, new types of data and new methods of collection defining of our current reality, privacy cannot merely be an afterthought.

IAPP Managing Director, Europe, Isabelle Roccia describes a 180-degree privacy experience she had over the course of 24 hours.

Tech Hive Advisory's Dorcas Tsebee and Ridwan Oloyede break down the role DPAs are playing in regulating AI in Africa.

IAPP Staff Writer Alex LaCasse reports from the IAPP's Navigate Leadership Retreat in Portsmouth, New Hampshire about how policymakers and stakeholders view novel legal and copyright issues associated ...

With new technologies, the timeline from “that’s freaky!” to “ho-hum” is rapidly getting compressed. That’s certainly proving true of facial-recognition technology. In the film “Minority Report,” ...

The so-called 'Schrems II' case for possible referral to the Court of Justice of the European Union makes for fascinating reading. This unintended attack on the standard contractual clauses mechanism ...

IAPP Managing Director, Washington, DC, Cobun Zweifel-Keegan analyzes an attempt by U.S. federal policymakers to pass a moratorium on enforcement of state-level AI laws.

Naming the unseen: How the MIT AI Risk Repository helps map the uncertain terrain of AI governance FIPPs organize aspirational principles for responsible data practices by requiring those who collect ...

Nearly 25 million people have taken an at-home DNA testing kit and shared that data with one of four ancestry and health databases. With this proliferation of genetic testing and biometric data ...

The article explores Canadian data residency requirements, offering insights and perspectives on the complexities of this challenging topic.