551 articles
Privacy Commissioner publishes new guidance on age assurance
The OAIC has published guidance on age assurance technologies to ensure Australians privacy is protected when they access online services.
Read full article →
Luxembourg court overturns $858 million privacy fine against Amazon
The case, which had its roots in 2018, originated in the way that Amazon obtained consent from European consumers.
Read full article →
Stryker says hospital tools are safe, but digital ordering systems still down after cyberattack
Electronic ordering systems belonging to the medical device company Stryker are still down a week after a cyberattack believed to have wiped thousands of company devices of all information. The company said its digital products are safe for use.
Read full article →
Cyberattack disrupts parking payments in Russian city
The Russian city of Perm has restored its parking payment system after a cyberattack knocked the service offline.
Read full article →
Our key achievements from 2025
Last year was challenging and brought more uncertainty in our lives. But despite this, in 2025 we made visible progress towards making the world a better place for all of us.
Read full article →
Joint Statement on New Finnish Social Welfare Laws’ Human Rights Implications
Finland's new social welfare legal reforms pose threats to human rights, including the right to privacy, Privacy International, the European Disability Forum and a Finnish Disability Forum representa
Read full article →