Tag: GDPR
Android Apps Must Let Users Delete Data ¦ RISC-V in the Data Center
Richi Jennings | | Android, ARM, data center, data privacy, devsecops, GDPR, Google Play Data safety section, Green data center, IaaS, privacy, RISC-V, The Long View, x86 platformIn this week’s #TheLongView: Google forces apps to make deleting users’ data easier, and the RISC-V drumbeat grows louder ...
EU Data Privacy: Try Again | SkyPilot: Choose Cheapest Cloud | WFH: Better Meetings
Richi Jennings | | cloud cost management, data privacy, Data Privacy Framework, Europe, GDPR, If you want the rainbow—you gotta put up with the rain, Max Schrems, Multi-cloud, privacy, Remote work, SkyPilot, The Long View, WFHIn this week’s The Long View: EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework reemerges, Berkeley brings cloud selection box, and proof that remote work is good work ...
Data Centers IN SPAAACE | Discord GDPR Fine | AWS Fires Dead Wood
Richi Jennings | | Amazon Web Services, AWS, career, careers, CNIL, DIscord, Europe, GDPR, privacy, The Long View, To write about life first you must live itIn this week’s The Long View: The EU wants to put servers in orbit, a GDPR penalty for Discord, and Amazon has the hatchet out ...
App Store Antitrust Bill | GDPR vs. Google Fonts | Wordle Worth $1M+
Richi Jennings | | app stores, Apple, devsecops, GDPR, google, , Open App Markets Act, The Long View, The New York Times, WordleIn this week’s The Long View: The Open App Markets Act polls well among devs, Germany fines a website for using Google Fonts, and the NY Times buys Wordle for an unfeasible ...
A Developer’s Guide to CCPA, GDPR Compliance
Here's what developers need to know to ensure compliance with the two biggest privacy laws The digital landscape is continuously evolving, and privacy regulations such as CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) and ...
The EU’s Plans to Build a Wall Around GDPR-Protected Data
An ambitious German- and French-lead European Union (EU) initiative could wrestle tighter management, and eventually, control of data from commercial cloud providers. The project, dubbed as “Gaia-X,” is also intended to offer ...
Positioning Compliance as a Differentiator
As the threat landscape has become more perilous and complex, regulators have imposed a wide array of mandates designed to protect sensitive personal information. For most organizations, compliance is seen as the ...
Computer Vision is Building the Future
Developing an accurate, regulated and purpose-driven facial recognition software is the challenge of computer vision engineering. It is also the future of how people do their everyday tasks: from unlocking a phone ...
Data Mapping and GDPR: How Are They Related?
Chandra Shekhar | | data management, data map, data mapping, Data Protection Impact Assessment, DPIA, GDPR, General Data Protection RegulationEvery business enterprise receives data from an array of diverse data points. The volume of data is growing, and businesses understand the importance of leveraging data and converting them into actionable insights ...
Building Continuous Compliance into DevOps
Twain Taylor | | automated compliance, cloud-native, continuous compliance, continuous testing, GDPR, HIPAA, IAM, identity and access management, PPCI DSS“Continuous” is one of the operative words of DevOps. A major goal of DevOps is to make all processes continuous, which means having them proceed smoothly and constantly to avoid delays or ...
DevOps Ethics: The Danger of Unethical Code
The accident could not have come at a worse time for Uber. Already under scrutiny following several high-profile lawsuits for sexual harassment, intellectual property theft and other accusations that played at least ...
GDPR and Data Leakage: How Semantic Graphing Can Help
Many of the hallmarks of modern application development that drive efficiencies in the software development life cycle (agile, CI/CD, microservices, cloud infrastructure, open source libraries and third-party APIs) also create significant data ...
