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The digital payments ecosystem needs to urgently embed privacy and user rights into their systems to avoid an erosion of trust.

Hackers have claimed responsibility for a cyberattack that led to the acquisition of personal data of more than one billion Chinese residents from an alleged police database. The incident, once confirmed, would mark one of the largest data breach in history.

Daniel R. DePetris is a fellow at Defense Priorities and a foreign affairs columnist at Newsweek.

Bank of Cyprus, as part of its strategy to comprehensively protect and respect personal data, and responding to the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council (effective May 25th, 2018) on data protection and privacy (GDPR) and the Law providing for the Protection of Natural Persons with regard to the Processing of Personal Data and for the free movement of such data [Law 125(I) of 2018], has revised its Privacy Statement relating to the processing of ...

James R. Clapper, a retired Air Force lieutenant general, served as director of national intelligence in the Obama administration. He is a consultant to...

The United Arab Emirates, consisting of seven Emirates, gained its independence in 1971. Since then, the Emirates have modernised rapidly and offer…

Elizabeth G. Boulton’s professional career began as a transport officer in the Australian Army, deploying to East Timor in 1999 and Iraq in 2004. As a c...

This video is brought to you by Sekur: https://ept.ms/3yW0Wul We had an opportunity to sit down with Roslyn ...

Last month, the Constitution, Legislation, Justice and Regulation Committee of the Chamber of Deputies began the debate on each of the indications formulated to the bill that regulates...

No matter what browser you use on your Android, it accumulates junk files over time. Left unchecked, those files can take up anywhere between 100s of