We have all heard about the privacy versus convenience dilemma. There is also a trade-off between security and convenience. More security controls add a layer of complexity (and dare we say inconvenience) to opening files, transmitting information, and sharing data with others, which does not always make for a seamless process or gain customer satisfaction.

Google is set to follow Apple in restricting cross-app tracking on its Android devices. Google’s Privacy Sandbox will lead to better ad privacy for users but will have a direct ad revenue impact on businesses. Having a trusted brand with a robust privacy program and a stellar value proposition can help businesses in this evolving landscape.

Classification of data within your possession is not necessarily something that a lot of companies (particularly smaller ones) think of, but the practice is becoming a regular requirement of security attestations and Data Processing Agreements (DPAs). Within the privacy and information security spaces, different types of information are treated differently, be it relating to how it is stored, or even where it is transferred (for example, there may be restrictions on transferring medical details outside of your country of residence).

The EU’s Data Governance Act promotes decentralized intercompany channels, opportunities, and data governance to enhance the EU’s data economy.

Apple’s decision to scan iPhones for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) may not have a positive impact as one would think.

As the fiscal year comes to an end, spending your entire privacy budget will ensure privacy has a voice at the table and the privacy function will have sufficient resources next year. The typical ‘if you don’t use it, you lose it’ situation. Don’t let it happen.

In-house counsel designated as a Privacy Officer should seek assistance from privacy experts to help them succeed in their new role.

Apple’s new privacy regime has marketers rethinking how to track users with transparency.

Canada’s new federal privacy regime, CPPA, to effectively replace PIPEDA. How small and medium businesses can prepare for this overhaul.

Embedding privacy into educational online tools

Operationalizing facial recognition and remaining privacy compliant

When conducting Privacy Impact Assessments (PIA), companies need to take a contextual approach, rather than have their service, product or process simply fit within the letter of the law.

How employers can protect employee privacy when returning to work during COVID-19

Embedding Privacy Into Machine Learning

Wealth Managers’ Fiduciary Duty to Protect their Clients’ Personal Information

Cybersecurity for the Wealthy

Artificial Intelligence and Motor Vehicle Insurance Claims

Embedding Privacy into Online Gaming (Part 2)

Online Gaming Needs More Privacy (Part 1)

Creating a Privacy Culture with a Tone from the Top