Italy Fines Major Bank Over Data Breach: What the Intesa Sanpaolo Case Means for Data Privacy and Insider Risk The Italian data protection authority has imposed a significant fine of €31.8 million (about $36 million) on Intesa Sanpaolo following a major data breach involving unauthorized internal access to customer records. This enforcement action is one […]
EU Court Overturns Major GDPR Fine on OpenAI: What It Means for AI Privacy and the Future of Data Protection A major legal development in Europe has reignited global debate around artificial intelligence, privacy regulation, and the future of data governance. An Italian court has reportedly annulled a €15 million GDPR fine previously imposed on […]
In an era where digital privacy is under constant pressure, ExpressVPN, a globally recognised virtual private network provider, has announced a significant milestone in security and transparency. The company recently secured multiple ISO security and privacy certifications and released a new transparency report showing that it did not disclose any user data in response to […]
In a significant move for data protection enforcement, Nigeria’s data regulator — the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC) — has opened a formal investigation into Chinese‑owned e‑commerce platform Temu over potential violations of the Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA). The probe centers on the platform’s handling of personal data, including online surveillance, transparency, data minimisation, […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming economies and industries globally, and Africa is no exception. From fintech and healthcare to agriculture and education, AI-powered applications are accelerating innovation. However, rapid adoption raises complex questions about safety, ethics, accountability, privacy, and fairness. Unlike Europe’s GDPR or the United States’ sectoral approach, AI regulation in Africa remains early, […]
