Electric vehicle charge points that lack “appropriate security measures” to fend off cyber attacks will not, from later this year, be eligible for UK government funding that supports the installation […]
Continue Reading →A scientist who claims to have used gene-editing technology to alter the DNA of two new babies in China did so illegally, an investigation into the case has found, according […]
Continue Reading →The Dutch data protection watchdog has asked a number of businesses to provide it with details of how arrangements they have to process personal data on behalf of other companies […]
Continue Reading →Google LLC has been fined €50 million after a French watchdog determined that the company failed to comply with EU data protection laws. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Malta IT Law Association is an active member of the Cloud Privacy Check (CPC) Network, a not-for-profit international network of qualified legal professionals from 30 European countries. CPC’s mission […]
Continue Reading →New payment services laws have been passed by Singapore’s parliament in a move that will streamline existing laws while bringing many new fintech providers into the scope of payments regulation […]
Continue Reading →Final talks on how planned new EU copyright laws should be worded were cancelled on Monday. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: Customer convenience cannot be prioritised over broad aims of payment services laws to open up the market to greater competition and innovation. That is the message a European regulator […]
Continue Reading →The annual value of outsourcing contracts signed globally in 2019 is expected to exceed $50 billion as organisations seek to automate processes and access cloud-based services, according to new research. […]
Continue Reading →The Scottish financial technology (fintech) sector has grown threefold in the last 12 months, with an increase in the number of firms established in Scotland to more than 80. Read […]
Continue Reading →The body behind the operation of several hospitals and other health institutions in Singapore and the city state’s central national IT agency for the public healthcare sector have been fined […]
Continue Reading →Major changes to defamation laws in Scotland have been backed by the Scottish government in a move which will bring the laws more closely into line with those already in […]
Continue Reading →Businesses and consumers can expect to gain greater control over how their financial data is used, meaning they will be able to access innovative new services as the UK moves […]
Continue Reading →The UK government has issued guidance for online businesses and service providers on how to operate in the European Economic Area (EEA) should the UK leave the EU at the […]
Continue Reading →Amazon’s Dash button service breaches consumer protection and e-commerce regulations in Germany, a court in the country has ruled. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The power of smart meters to monitor the health of people in the home is to be examined in an NHS trial in England in an initiative that shows the […]
Continue Reading →Search engines should not be forced to alter their search results for users outside of the EU when complying with ‘right to be forgotten’ requests made under EU data protection […]
Continue Reading →Multinational companies will be given the opportunity to disclose any cross-border arrangements that divert UK profits overseas and settle the associated tax liability, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has announced. […]
Continue Reading →A business that failed to respond fully to a data subject access request and later ignored an enforcement notice served on it for doing so has been fined £15,000 for […]
Continue Reading →EU policymakers should investigate the case for pan-EU regulation of cryptoassets, the European Banking Authority (EBA) has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →New rules governing arbitrations administered by the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) are now in force, intended to better reflect the use of technology and accommodate multi-party and multi-contract […]
Continue Reading →Medical device manufacturers will not be required to obtain new ‘CE’ markings for their products in the immediate aftermath of Brexit to continue supplying those devices in the UK, the […]
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: Brexit concerns will continue to be a boardroom issue for the life sciences sector in 2019, but a focus on corporate restructuring, partnering and greater use of new technologies […]
Continue Reading →Retail banks operating in Bahrain have until the end of this month to outline how they intend to the implement ‘open banking’ required by new regulations. Read Complete Article
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