Northern Ireland's power-sharing government is in breach of a nearly 20-year-old statutory obligation to develop an ...
Perpetrators of domestic and sexual violence are exploiting data protection legislation to find out where their victims are, ...
Irish Independent on MSN19h
Meta challenge over €265m fines must go ahead, Court of Appeal rulesThe Court of Appeal (CoA) has overturned a decision halting a challenge by Meta to more than €265 million fines imposed on it by the Data Protection Commission (DPC) pending the outcome of a related ...
Ireland is among countries vulnerable to changes in the global economy proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, with a ...
Forcepoint is buying Getvisibility to integrate its AI Mesh technology, boosting data classification and risk assessment ...
Irish Examiner on MSN8d
Bank of Ireland to pay €350k over alleged data breach that saw woman stalked by her estranged fatherBank of Ireland settles for €350k after allegedly leaking a woman’s banking details, enabling her estranged father to stalk ...
Independent.ie on MSN1d
Cybersecurity threats to Irish businesses continue to grow, conference is toldA Cork-based cyber-security firm says that it recorded a 150pc increase in “cyber espionage incidents” from China in 2024.
Irish Examiner on MSN20h
Meta challenge over €265m fines must go ahead, says appeal courtDecision means proceedings in Ireland by Meta over the fines for breaches of EU privacy rules on personal information must now go ahead regardless of when the EU court makes its decision ...
Research highlighting escalating threats from cyberattacks and scams to Irish households found In total, more than one in three (36%) Irish households have experienced cybercrime over the last year.
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