The advent of Artificial Intelligence opens the door to the use of synthetic data, seemingly the panacea to all ills that winks at privacy. But is this really the case?

Holders of operation have an obligation to inform data subjects about the recipients: this is the ruling of the European Court of Justice in response to an Austrian subject's complaint

Among identifiable, de-identifiable and reasonably identifiable individuals, we analyze the levels of identifiability by clarifying all doubts.

Last year's Transparency Decree had introduced stringent new privacy obligations for employers, but raised some doubts about coexisting with the GDPR: doubts clarified by the Garante.

The concept of privacy by design born in the 1990s and actualized through the GDPR in 2016 evolves through the ISO 31700 standard consisting of as many as 27 requirements.

The European cybersecurity agency ENISA has popularized Personal Data Sharing with the aim of supporting GDPR compliance and encouraging the sharing of personal data.

Giant strides in technological innovation are not matched by adequate privacy protections. The speed with which ChatGPT use is spreading could pose a danger, given the poor privacy policy.‍

At the beginning of the year, the Privacy Guarantor issued a new decree aimed at strengthening notification requirements for privacy violations and defining a new taxonomy.

A digital bomb in everyone's hands: this is the meaning of fraudulently sharing instructions for using Cellebrite, the cyberespionage software

Cybercrime is sleep-deprived but equipped with a lot of creativity: the latest gimmick is the ability to steal cars through the owner's e-mail address.

Do the dead have the same privacy rights as the living? Who can handle the deceased's personal data, with what limits and through what processes? Here is what the legislation says about digital inheritance.

All European Guarantors are unanimous in calling the 2 apps to be compulsorily downloaded in order to participate as fans in the World Cup in Qatar as non-privacy-friendly.

The ongoing search for the ideal boundary between freedom of expression and respect for privacy is enriched by a new episode from across the Channel: in the UK, two police officers have been convicted for private messages on Whatsapp

Affective computing enables through artificial intelligence and biometric data to detect, express and reproduce human emotional feelings of users. Is it GDPR-proof?

Analyze the attack to identify the attacker and attribute responsibility to the culprit-this is the logic behind Cyber Threat Attribution. But how is it applied?

The Privacy Guarantor wants to shed light on the latest social gimmick: on Tiktok depopulates Fakeyou, the app that offers users the voices of famous people, offering the side to voice deepfakes.