Month: January 2023

insurancejournal.com – Investors in the $35 billion catastrophe bond market are demanding the highest premiums in years to cover issuers against disasters, as weather events

iapp.org – IAPP Managing Director, Europe, Isabelle Roccia looks into what the Irish DPC-Meta decision tells us about the GDPR’s dispute resolution mechanism. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1613128875545862144

iapp.org – Industry stakeholders took a firm stance on holding India’s government to phased implementation of the proposed Digital Personal Data Protection Bill. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1613098656256638978

iapp.org – In an op-ed, Jim Jorstad discusses uses of data in higher education and the importance of user control. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1613007907968122881

iapp.org – Better regulation of social media companies and cryptocurrency exchanges in the U.S. in 2023 is unlikely, Stanford University’s Marietje Schaake writes. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1612887389004828675

iapp.org – The U.K.’s Central Digital and Data Office and Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation developed the Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard Hub. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1612796780684480513

iapp.org – Germany may influence EU institutions’ trialogue negotiations on the proposed Artificial Intelligence Act. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1612736254898016256

iapp.org – The Cyberspace Administration of China will begin enforcing its regulation over “deep synthesis” technologies Jan. 10. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1612645516612964354

iapp.org – The Irish DPC’s decision on Meta’s personalized advertising model highlights disagreements between regulators and raises uncertainty around GDPR complian… Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1612555096012869648

iapp.org – Recent penalties levied by the Irish DPC against Meta’s legal bases for processing data are making waves across the privacy community. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1612464839607164929

iapp.org – We know there is a lot of privacy news to keep up with. To make it easier, we distilled the top 5 articles for you to read for the week of Jan. 3, 2023. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1612162488455290882

iapp.org – The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles endured a ransomware attack affecting its database containing information on low-income families. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1612434431318401025

iapp.org – A December data breach of password manager LastPass potentially compromised millions of users’ data. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1612373992702185472

vpnoverview.com – Five Guys burger chain disclosed a mid-September 2022 data breach that affected one of its servers storing sensitive employee data. Tweeted by @VPNoverview https://twitter.com/VPNoverview/status/1612383140093300736

threatshub.org – ThreatsHub.org | Cloud Security & Cyber Threats Analysis Hub. 100% Free OSINT Threat Intelligent and Cybersecurity News. Tweeted by @threatshub https://twitter.com/threatshub/status/1612434669190148098

iapp.org – The Illinois First District Appellate Court ruled Apple’s face and finger identification tools do not violate BIPA. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1612071856462233600

iapp.org – Here’s a rundown of the first state privacy bills to be introduced in 2023 legislative sessions. Tweeted by @PrivacyPros https://twitter.com/PrivacyPros/status/1611800059028414465

studynotesandtheory.com – **How Aniket Cracked his CISSP without reading a book** Biggest gift of the year to myself on the edge of the Christmas eve. Very glad and thankful to God that I could fulfill my goal set for 2022.

dbdigest.com – Daily Digest of Global Data Breaches and Cyber Security News and Advice Tweeted by @YourAnonRiots https://twitter.com/YourAnonRiots/status/1611743543999225856

gizmodo.com – Under the newly proposed rule, companies and carriers would have to tell customers about any accidental data breaches, and divulge all hacks much more quickly. Tweeted by @Paula_Piccard https://twitter.com/Paula_Piccard/status/1611754282742693891