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Miriam Cates blames increase in working women for rise in children going to school in nappies - Vimarsana News

Miriam Cates blames increase in working women for rise in children going to school in nappies

Toilet training made impossible when our GDP-obsessed economic system means mothers of infants have to leave them in daycare, says Tory MP

Digital Personal Data Protection: The data dilemma: Companies find India's privacy law a tricky maze to traverse - Vimarsana News

Digital Personal Data Protection: The data dilemma: Companies find India's privacy law a tricky maze to traverse

The implementation of India’s privacy law is keeping organisations from varied sectors — technology, banking, telecom, medicine, etc — on their toes.

Make health insurance simpler and reliable to up absorption – player - Vimarsana News

Make health insurance simpler and reliable to up absorption – player

M-Tiba says the insurance industry needs to make sure that people can relate and see the value of being insured.

Data Privacy And AI Governance: An Outlook On Tech Industry Trends - Vimarsana News

Data Privacy And AI Governance: An Outlook On Tech Industry Trends

Data privacy is a major concern, given how much of our lives are spent online and how much information consumers share with companies.

Source: forbes.com
Social Protection responsible for over half of 5,000 data breaches by Government departments - Vimarsana News

Social Protection responsible for over half of 5,000 data breaches by Government departments

Social Protection Minister Heather Humphreys said: 'The vast majority of the confirmed data breaches relate to incidents where customer information was accidentally and inadvertently disclosed to third parties.'