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GDPR Fines Surge 39% Over Past Year Despite #COVID19 Phil Muncaster UK / EMEA News Reporter , Infosecurity Magazine The past year has seen double-digit increases in the value of GDPR fines imposed by regulators and the volume of breaches notified to regulators, according to a new analysis by DLA Piper. The international law firm said that €158.5m ($192m, £141m) in fines was imposed since January 28 2020, a 39% increase on the previous 20-month period since t...

MSU Economists Develop New Agricultural Policy Research Institute in Malawi Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics (AFRE) faculty, Dr. Thomas Jayne and Dr. Milu Muyanga have led the development of a new policy research institute. January 19, 2021 Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics (AFRE) faculty, Dr. Thomas Jayne and Dr. Milu Muyanga have led the development of a new policy research institute. Michigan State University (MSU) has a long history of research...

GDPR fines jump 40% as EU regulators raise pressure on business Ireland ranked sixth for total number of data breaches in the past year Tue, Jan 19, 2021, 12:38 Updated: Tue, Jan 19, 2021, 15:06   Fines imposed under the General Data Protection Regulation have increased by almost a half over the past year as European authorities flexed their regulatory muscles despite disruption caused by the pandemic. According to research by DLA Piper, Ireland imposed €715,000 for GDPR breaches si...

X Security Group aims to bring affordable penetration testing to small & medium sized businesses by delivering their services via the channel Share Article X Security Group comes out of stealth mode to help the channel bring quality and affordable pentesting to small and medium sized businesses. X Security Group By helping identify those gaps & making recommendations to fix them (via a pentest) it positions the MSP as a security advisor. The customers perception of the MSP can quickly shift fro...

A GROUP of peace campaigners is calling for a controversial defence industry event in Malvern to be cancelled.

Licence renewed for security firm at centre of hotel quarantine fiasco We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A security company involved in Melbournes deadly hotel quarantine outbreak has had its licence renewed by Victoria Police after being allowed to continue operating on an expired security licence for the past six months. Unified Security Group was granted a three-year extension on December 26 by Victoria Police...

The congressional endeavor of certifying the presidential winner in the Electoral College is typically a banal ritual. But on Wednesday after weeks of mounting emotions, lawsuits to overturn the results, and an insistence from President Trump and his supporters that the election was stolen, the ceremonial duty became a jaw-dropping event pockmarked by a raid of the Capitol, shots ringing out, tear gas and lives lost. So what happened?  According to one U.S. military veteran heavily invol...

Latics announce sleeve sponsor for FA Cup third round Date published: 07 January 2021 Taurus Security Group is the sleeve sponsor for the Emirates FA Cup Third Round Oldham Athletic have announced Taurus Security Group as the sleeve sponsor for the Emirates FA Cup Third Round. The deal will see the Manchester-based security firm’s logo feature on the left sleeve of the 125th anniversary home shirt, as the club hosts AFC Bournemouth at the weekend (Saturday 9 January - 3pm KO - Live on BT ...

Three Sri Lankan fishermen detained Updated: Updated: Their boat drifted towards Indian waters after a snag Share Article Their boat drifted towards Indian waters after a snag Three Sri Lankan fishermen have been detained by the Coastal Security Group personnel at Vedaranyam in Nagapattinam district after their fibre boat drifted towards the Indian waters reportedly due a technical snag. Coastal Security Group sources identified them as Yan Sonn, aged around 34, Ronald Reegan, aged around 38, ...

MANILA: The Philippines military will investigate the inoculation of soldiers from President Rodrigo Duterte’s security team with coronavirus vaccines smuggled into the country, an armed forces spokesman confirmed. News of the special unit being vaccinated has caused anger among the public as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved any COVID-19 vaccine for use in the country. The armed forces chief, Gen. Gilbert Gapay, has denied having any prior knowledge of the vaccination. ...