Articles about EU
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Cloud data privacy for businesses unclear after Supreme Court drops Microsoft case
The case led to the CLOUD Act, which requires tech companies comply with court orders for data stored in the US and overseas.
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61% of professionals worried about GDPR impact on recruiting and hiring
A recent study found that while 70% of compliance professionals feel that they'll be ready for the May 25 GDPR deadline, doubts loom.
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Tech giants will have one hour to delete terror content, EU decides
The European Commission also suggests humans oversee any automated content removal efforts.
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UK ISPs must give customers 'minimum guaranteed speed' when they purchase broadband
New rules from Ofcom aim to add transparency to internet service performance before a user signs a contract.
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65% of organizations will fail to meet critical GDPR compliance by deadline
Failure to comply with GDPR could result in a fine of €20 million. Here's what has organizations confused about the regulations.
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Video: Vintage computers from past 70 years battle in Grand Digital race
Watch the PDP-8, BBC Micro, Apple II and other classic machines compete in processing showdown.
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Photos: Apple II, PDP-8 and other classic computers do battle
See the vintage machines that took part in The National Museum of Computing's Grand Digital race.
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Despite looming deadline, ICANN still has no plan for GDPR compliance
ICANN is struggling to find a workable temporary solution to address the imminent EU privacy regulation.
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GDPR coming in 4 months, but only 38% of UK businesses are aware of it
According to a UK government survey, less than half of GDPR-aware companies are updating security policies to address the change.
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Adios Microsoft: We're ditching Office and Outlook for open source, says Barcelona
The city council plans to continue using Windows in the short-term, but for "all desktop applications to be open-source", including office suites, web browsers and email clients.
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Brexit: A cheat sheet
Brexit throws up a raft of questions for tech companies about how Britain's departure from the EU will change how they do business. Find out how it'll affect you.
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Nearly everyone in UK has been hacked, 'lottery' determines investigation, police lead says
Chief Constable Peter Goodman told a media briefing that he believed almost every person in the UK had been a victim of a data breach and had their personal data sold on the dark web.
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How international companies can better understand the impact of GDPR compliance
The European General Data Protection Regulation has specific legal implications. However, as Wolters Kluwer's Jack Borland explained, it can impact businesses in other ways too.
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Open-source pioneer Munich has begun its move back to Microsoft
Behind the scenes the city council has already started work to switch to Microsoft Exchange to handle email and calendars.
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British interior minister calls on Silicon Valley tech giants to fight terrorism
Britain's Home Secretary Amber Rudd is traveling to Silicon Valley, where she is expected to meet with leaders from firms such as YouTube, to discuss tackling extremist content online.
