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Posted by "Security Breaches" Administrator on July 2, 2014 · 1 Comment
As the EU is about to enact a General Data Protection Regulation that will introduce a general obligation to notify personal data breaches for all companies doing business in Europe or directing it towards EU-based customers, we provide the reader with 8 of the most important aspects related to the implementation of this new obligation.
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The Home Depot Data Breach
Posted by "Security Breaches" Administrator on September 23, 2014 · Leave a Comment
With up to 60 million customers affected, the recent security breach at North America’s largest hardware store, The Home Depot, once again proves that even some of the largest retailers have not implemented business processes that ensure the timely detection and communication, if not prevention, of such incidents. This post sheds a light on their dire consequences for consumers and what lawmakers in the U.S. and the E.U. intend to do about it.
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