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Brussels, Germany, Wirecard, BaFin, investor trust, Europe, EU, Valdis Dombrovskis, breach of union law, European Securities and Markets Authority, shares
Maximilian Riege, Chief Representative & General Counsel at Verimi, talks about the potential of verified digital identities to unlock the full potential of digital economy
Maximilian Riege, Verimi, digital economy, digital identity, EIDAS, fintech, identification, authentication, identity verification, Germany, data management, data privacy
European regulators have imposed EUR 114 million euros in fines for data breaches since tougher privacy rules came into force in mid-2018, with approaches varying widely from country to country.
GDPR, fines, data breaches, European regulators, fines, DLA Piper
Bartlomiej Wójtowicz, Product Development Manager at Comarch e-Invoicing, discusses the impact of P2P systems on invoice compliance processes in global companies
Bartlomiej Wójtowicz, Comarch e-Invoicing, invoice, compliance, Procure-to-Pay
The possible major data breach at Indian telecom Reliance Jio has prompted calls for India to adopt laws that are more robust to protect consumers.
Reliance Jio, India, data breach, online fraud prevention, Adhaar, personal data, biometrics, data privacy
Edwin Jacobs, time.lex: For multinationals, the GDPR is only the next regulation in line, adding to a number of existing regulations
data protection, regulation, compliance, expert opinion, data privacy, Edwin Jacobs, Time.lex
Initial findings from the European Commission`s ecommerce sector inquiry show that geo-blocking is widespread in the EU.
ecommerce sector, antitrust, inquiry, results, geo-blocking, EU
The EU has recognised that all FATF members have an equivalency standard and the financial identity created in one country can be used as passport in another country
iSignthis, financial identity, online security, fraud, anti-money laundering, KYC, online authentication, online merchants, online identity, 4th AML Directive, identity proofing
Mexico‘s federal transparency body has initiated proceedings to impose sanctions on the Mexican unit of Google for possible breach of data protection laws, Reuters reports.
Google, online security, data protection, digital identity, Mexico, data breach, privacy