Category Archives: Digital Rights

US, UK law enforcement to implement data sharing law, troubling privacy advocates

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Other countries seeking data sharing agreements similar to the one with the U.K. include Turkey, Japan, India and most of Europe.

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Osano makes business risk and compliance (somewhat) sexy again

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A new startup is clearing the way for other companies to better monitor and manage their risk and compliance with privacy laws. Osano, an Austin, Texas-based startup, bills itself as a privacy platform startup, which uses a software-as-a-service solution to give businesses real-time visibility into their current privacy and compliance posture. On one hand, that […] Continue reading Osano makes business risk and compliance (somewhat) sexy again→

OneTrust raises $200M at a $1.3B valuation to help organizations navigate online privacy rules

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GDPR, and the newer California Consumer Privacy Act, have given a legal bite to ongoing developments in online privacy and data protection: it’s always good practice for companies with an online presence to take measures to safeguard people’s data, but now failing to do so can land them in some serious hot water. Now — […] Continue reading OneTrust raises $200M at a $1.3B valuation to help organizations navigate online privacy rules→

Turks Are Flocking to Tor After Government Orders Block of Anti-Censorship Tools

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As usual, online censorship seems to have a “Streisand effect” for tools that allow netizens to circumvent blocks. Continue reading Turks Are Flocking to Tor After Government Orders Block of Anti-Censorship Tools→