Tag: privacy

As business finds increasing uses for AI, developing a model for governance of the data will be critical to staying on the right side of regulation.

The growing use of blockchain technology has led to significant improvements and created safer environments. But is it reliable as a data privacy solution?

Vast amounts of employee data fuel the digital workplace. It's past time for organizations to re-examine their approach to privacy regulations like GDPR.

The metaverse is developing rapidly, but the experience in the digital workplace remains a work in progress. Here's a look at what's under construction.

Should companies monitor employee activity in the remote and digital workplace? It's an open question but if you do it, here are tips to do it right.

Evidence points to rising surveillance in the remote workplace. Before going further, employers should take a step back and consider what employees think.

Machine learning-based systems bring the potential for business growth, but also carry some challenges and risks. Being aware of the latter is the first step.

Now that remote work is mainstream, companies and employees alike need to review their approach to employee privacy and data security.

Google is back in court again, this time in a $5 billion class action suit over claims it is harvesting personal data even when users are in incognito mode.

Data privacy day is a good time to reexamine your data practices to ensure sensitive and personal information is secure. These best practices can help.

In this week's Workplace Newsbyte, Zoom grows in the telephony space, Microsoft improves its video conferencing capabilities, Zoho takes on WhatsApp and more.

With communication and collaboration platforms now a mainstay, enterprise leaders are asking whether their company data is safe in these platforms. Here's why.

In this month’s data privacy roundup, Oracle and Salesforce face class action suits in Europe, Apple is looking at cookies, and more news.

Europe is preparing a new digital data strategy that could help the US overcome its data privacy challenges. Here’s how.

Organizations are replacing human-based trust models with algorithmic ones to ensure data privacy and security. Here's why.

Companies are already looking at other mechanisms to transfer data to the U.S. Those that fail to protect data face stiff penalties.

Forrester reports employee data is rising, leading to greater risks. Here's what you can do about it.

With more workers now using video-conferencing services, there is a lot to be learned from Zoom’s privacy problems. Here is what is at stake.