The EU-US Privacy Shield's Growing Pains
The creation and ultimate effectiveness of the Privacy Shield is a critical element to the future of commercial relationships between the United States and EU.
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Stephen Treglia was Legal Counsel to Absolute and oversaw more than 40 investigators and data analysts. Previous to this, Stephen concluded a 30-year career as a prosecutor in New York, having created and supervised one of the world’s first computer crime units from 1997-2010. Stephen is a renowned nationwide lecturer, teacher and writer on a variety of legal topics.
Author: Stephen Treglia
The EU-US Privacy Shield’s Growing Pains
The creation and ultimate effectiveness of the Privacy Shield is a critical element to the future of commercial relationships between the United States and EU.
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Every Employee Can Share the IT Load
Whose job is it to protect corporate data? Management comes to mind first, typically a CISO, CSO or CIO. Next we think of security professionals and IT managers, who currently feel they bear the brunt of the responsibility for data security (our own survey showed many fear a breach would mean losing their job).
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What the New Trans-Atlantic Privacy Law Means to You
The past 6 months have been turbulent ones for US organizations that handle the personal data of...
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Data Laws and Regulations: More Global Than Ever
The ease with which digital data can seamlessly move across geographic boundaries has strained the ability of lawmakers throughout the world to develop privacy laws and regulations that can protect their citizens’ personal information wherever that data may exist. These days, when even the smallest of start-ups can effortlessly operate globally, the difficulties caused by these strains are becoming more and more apparent.
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