The IoT unveils the potential of data, but regulatory bounderies cannot be ignored. This is my message as part of SAP's Insights on the Future of the Internet of Things.
The Internet of Things (IoT) regulations are being set up through the draft European ePrivacy privacy regulation and the revised database and product liability directives, but is this good news?
The draft European ePrivacy Regulation might have a considerable impact on Internet activities, including direct marketing, and IoT.
The strength of the Internet of Things (IoT) is in creating a connected ecosystem of different suppliers, but partnerships cannot be afforded ignoring the potential risks.
The DLA Piper European Technology Summit will be a major event on the current hottest on technology with great speakers and 3 special keynote speakers.
The legal issues deriving from European Privacy Regulation, the Internet of Things, Fintech, the patent box and banking and insurance outsourcing were discussed during the Tech Law Day.
Here is the opportunity to discuss about the legal issues relating to the hottest tech topics of the last period in a single afternoon.
The growth of cybercrime risks created a massive market for cyber risk insurance policies, but can any liability be insured? And what is the difference between a cyber risk policy and an ordinary liability policy? What companies shall do in case of cyber attack?
As part of DLA Piper Internet of Things webinar, here is the webinar on legal issues of smart home technologies on 8 October 2015.
The recent events of connected cars remotely hacked led to considerable discussions about the potential weaknesses of security systems of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, whose growth cannot be stopped though. But how can we find the right balance?