4 tips for ethically sharing data with third parties What all business owners should know about sharing their customers’ data safely and legally with third parties.
What is “data scraping” and is it legal? While data scraping offers a wealth of new opportunities in various industries, it also generates a range of privacy and fair use challenges.
Drones and the GDPR: 4 Privacy Principles To Follow As popular as drones have become in recent years, they pose an increasing threat to people’s privacy. Here’s how drone-based businesses can maintain compliance with the GDPR.
What is an acceptable use policy, and when do I need one? An acceptable use policy (AUP) is a document that explains the ways in which a website, computer network or other online service may and may not be used.
What is the GDPR’s “Right to Object”? The “Right to Object” is one of the eight data subject rights that organisations must uphold in order to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
What is the GDPR’s “Right to Erasure”? The “Right to Erasure”, also known as the “right to be forgotten”, is one of the eight data subject rights mandated by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Contact tracing apps: Are they worth the privacy risk? Let's explore the top privacy issues that cybersecurity experts are talking about.
How to create a privacy policy for Australian websites and apps Our privacy policy generator offers easy and affordable compliance solutions for many Australian small businesses.
How much personal data should organisations be allowed to collect and store? This year, H&M were called out for violating multiple GDPR guidelines. Here's how your business can avoid making the same mistakes.
What does “clear and plain language” mean in a privacy policy? Here are 4 plain language guidelines you can follow to write a privacy policy for your customers.
The importance of data security in online privacy Taking a proactive and holistic approach to data security is crucial to avoid losing valuable data and compromising sensitive personal information.
6 popular apps found to have serious privacy problems Some of the most egregious privacy violations have been committed by the most popular social media and technology services companies.
Could the GDPR have helped prevent the Cambridge Analytica data breach? Let's explore the event in light of how the world regards privacy today, and how the GDPR could have helped prevent such a large-scale breach of trust.