The EU Privacy Regulation will come into force on 25 May 2018, the deadline appears far, but given the amount of changes to be implemented it seems too soon.
A data protection impact assessment represents an obligation under the EU Privacy Regulation in case of high-risk data processing activities, but how and when shall it be done?
The Internet of Things is going to be a revolution for the business of any company. With 250+ persons already registered, IoTItaly wants to discuss about it on 31 May at Microsoft headquarter in Milan.
It has been a big year in the life sciences market: we have seen more consumer facing tools (e.g. wearable technologies) and a lot of innovation in the sector.
IoT, privacy, 3D printing and rules for WhatsApp and Skype among the best technology posts of 2015 of this blog listed to celebrate the just passed year.
The EU Privacy reform was agreed last week and the European Commission has now published the first Q&A clarifying some changes of this data protection revolution.
The IoT industry has to drive the regulatory changes necessary for the growth of the Internet of Things according to regulators.
The EU privacy reform providing for the adoption of the EU Data Protection Regulation has been agreed setting a milestone for the future of privacy within the EU.
A European cybersecurity directive is upcoming and will lead to considerable obligations, but also more certainty that might support the growth of the IoT.
"This a crucial timing for the IoT and the industry 4.0 and we need to be coordinated" and the upcoming first meeting of IoTItaly seems the good opportunity for that.