As more organizations measure workforce diversity, they're collecting increasing amounts of personal and sensitive data from employees, French data-protection authority CNIL said in a recommendation document aimed at helping organizations conduct diversity surveys that comply with the law, particularly the EU General Data Protection Regulation.
The Spanish Data Protection Agency and European Data Protection Supervisor Tuesday announced a report that analyzes how the decentralized technique of federated learning can increase privacy when data is collected and utilized to train AI models.
As incidents increase where personal data is stolen or unintentionally lost, the Bulgarian Commission for Personal Data Protection (CPDP) published advice on what people should do in such situations. The CPDP's guidance was aimed at those who involuntarily or unintentionally disclose their or relatives' personal data.
The European Commission on Friday called for input into implementing the EU AI Act's rules on high-risk AI systems.
The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) Thursday clarified how organizations can best respond to requests for personal data transfers from non-European countries.
Comparing the number of data thefts before and after the General Data Protection Regulation was implemented shows that its data breach notification requirements resulted in a decrease of 2.5%-6.1% in identity thefts, French privacy watchdog CNIL said Thursday.
The U.K. Information Commissioner's Office unveiled the start of a process that will create an AI and biometrics strategy focused on areas with the potential for public benefit but also where there are concerns and a real risk of harm, Information Commissioner John Edwards told lawmakers Thursday.
Spotify must pay more than $6 million for processing personal data in violation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Sweden's Administrative Court of Appeal in Stockholm said Tuesday.
The Swedish data protection authority announced Wednesday it's investigating security firm Securitas to determine if the company installed camera surveillance inside its patrol cars to monitor employees. In addition, it will investigate the legal basis Securitas has for such monitoring.
Finland's Office of the Data Protection Ombudsman fined a university pharmacy $1.3 million (EUR 1.1 million) for privacy breaches in tracking services in its online pharmacy, the DPA said Wednesday.