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PIA vs. DPIA: What's the Difference? | Osano - Vimarsana News

PIA vs. DPIA: What's the Difference? | Osano

Avoid confusion between these two important privacy assessments and learn which is best for protecting your data. Keeping data and customer personal information (PI)...

This Week In Data/Cyber/Tech: A UK ICO Enforcement Notice Whose Lessons Apply To All Organisations And Litigating Non-Material Harm Under The UK GDPR - Privacy Protection - Vimarsana News

This Week In Data/Cyber/Tech: A UK ICO Enforcement Notice Whose Lessons Apply To All Organisations And Litigating Non-Material Harm Under The UK GDPR - Privacy Protection

There's rarely a quiet week in data protection — and this one was no exception. Below are two developments from the past seven days that caught my eye.

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Kenyan Issues New Guidance for Protecting Personal Data - Vimarsana News

Kenyan Issues New Guidance for Protecting Personal Data

Kenya has its data privacy law. Now it's up to the government to spread awareness, and enforce compliance.

Draft rules on data protection to be shared this week: MoS Chandrasekhar - Vimarsana News

Draft rules on data protection to be shared this week: MoS Chandrasekhar

The minister said that rules related to notice and consent mechanisms, processing children’s data, personal data breaches, data retention, and exercising user rights, are among the issues on which rules will be notified in the first week of January | Latest News India

French banking giant BNP tracks staff return-to-office data - Vimarsana News

French banking giant BNP tracks staff return-to-office data

In a memo shared with bankers, BNP Paribas said it was tracking entry-gate swipes, but only to help "facilitate better working relationships."