A recent ruling has narrowed the scope of a significant data privacy lawsuit against Apple, which accused the tech giant of unlawfully collecting personal information from users of its iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch devices. The lawsuit centers on various Apple applications, including the App Store, Apple Music, and Apple TV. US District Judge Edward […]
ENISA Sets to Develop Cybersecurity Certification Scheme for EU's Digital ID Wallets
The European Union is poised to enhance the digital security landscape significantly with the establishment of a cybersecurity certification scheme for digital identity wallets. This new initiative, overseen by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA), encompasses a critical range of standards and procedures aimed at protecting users’ personal information while enabling smooth cross-border usability […]
Cyber Threats Soar: BT Identifies 2,000 Attacks Per Second
Cybersecurity has become one of the most pressing issues of our time, affecting sectors from finance to healthcare. Recent findings from BT, the UK’s largest telecommunications provider, have brought these concerns to the forefront. The company has reported a staggering 2,000 potential cyber-attacks on its network every second, highlighting the urgency for robust cybersecurity measures […]
Mauritius Launches Mobil ID: A New Era in Digital Identity
Mauritius has taken a significant step towards digital modernization with the launch of the Mobil ID digital identity card. This initiative represents a crucial advancement in the nation’s pursuit of becoming a digitally-driven economy, aligning with the ambitious goals set forth in its ‘Digital Mauritius 2030’ strategy. The Mobil ID not only modernizes identity management […]
Meta's Oversight Board Rethinks Content Moderation in Venezuela Amid Post-Election Crisis
In the aftermath of Venezuela’s controversial presidential election, Meta’s Oversight Board has delivered a significant ruling that highlights the complexities of content moderation on social media platforms during politically sensitive times. The board’s decision addresses how Meta should navigate the fine line between ensuring free expression and managing politically charged content while maintaining user safety. […]
Meta Complies with Brazil’s Data Protection Demands
In a significant response to regulatory pressures, Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has announced its commitment to enhance transparency in data handling practices in Brazil. This decision follows a recent suspension of its new privacy policy by the country’s National Data Protection Authority (ANPD), highlighting the increasing scrutiny tech companies face […]