As more remote employees spread corporate data across personal electronics and services, data incident monitoring and compliance will be hindered.

Some countries are acknowledging the pandemic's business disruption by altering plans for new privacy legislation.

The U.K.'s move to regulate consumer-facing IoT devices could have global implications.

Legal experts predict the California Consumer Privacy Act could lead to a patchwork of varying privacy laws in the U.S.

Instead of holiday cheer, these four companies were greeted with significant GDPR fines this year.

Some states' seed-to-sale tracking and identification requirements make the legalized cannabis industry easy prey for hackers.

More companies are turning to third-party tech vendors, not lawyers, to detect potentially costly blockchain coding errors.

Employees' emailing and file sharing practices are the leading cause of accidental data breaches, a new survey finds.