DORA Should Be More Proportionate And Less Burdensome, Says European Parliament
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) needs more proportionality and fewer overlaps, the European Parliament’s rapporteur …
News In Brief - March 17, 2020
California updates privacy regulations to ban “dark patterns” that confuse consumers during the opt-out process, …
UK Awaits Brussels' GDPR Adequacy Verdict
The EU has published its draft adequacy decision regarding the UK’s protection of personal data, …
Future Payments To Be More Of Less, Pay.UK Predicts
Pay.UK has identified the potential major shifts in payment habits over the next ten years …
News In Brief - March 4, 2021
The new U.S. Secretary of Commerce is expected to speed up EU-U.S. Privacy Shield talks …
ABA Asks Congress To Adopt Strong Privacy Law
The American Bankers Association (ABA) has asked U.S. lawmakers to support a preemptive federal privacy …
Small Businesses Face Challenges With California Privacy Law Compliance
California’s privacy law is broadly considered to be the de facto national law in the …
U.S. Says New SCC Proposal Bad News For AML
The U.S. government has said that the European Commission’s standard contractual clause (SCC) proposal could have …
Payment Providers Not Immune From Gatekeeper Status
The European Commission’s draft Digital Markets Act could end up bringing various payment services that operate …