The NIST's Cybersecurity Framework... or the FTC's?
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The FTC Will Finally Review its Standards for Safeguarding Customer Financial Information
Back in February I asked "Will the FTC Finally Review its Standards for Safeguarding Customer Financial Information?" As of yesterday,...
Belgium tries to boost on-demand economy with favourable tax and social security measures.
A new law, which took effect on 1 July 2016, provides for a favourable tax regime for income generated by (small) services rendered by...
ePrivacy: citizen and industry views diverge on direct marketing and cookies
The EU Commission has published initial findings on its consultation on the ePrivacy Directive, which includes the regulation of how...
Microsoft v. United States: Court’s “Privacy” Ruling Is Not Really About Privacy at All
In what privacy advocates have hailed as a “big” privacy victory, a US appellate court recently ruled that the US government could not...
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