It's time to face the reality of the world in which we live, where almost any service we use runs on our personal data.

Everything you wanted to know about data privacy but were afraid to ask.

Incident responders often trample all over the evidence of an attack, says Jason Jordaan, principal forensic analyst at DFIR Labs.

Almost 80% of the data businesses keep is 'dark data', or data they do not even know exists.

Data privacy must be part of organisational DNA rather than a one-time compliance exercise.

The promise of blockchain could be undone by recent advances in the protection of personal identification information.

Companies that leverage data governance accelerators for GDPR will achieve compliance more quickly and at a lower cost, says Master Data Management.

Encryption is the only way to protect data, but encrypted data consumes significantly more storage, warns Infinidat.

Webber Wentzel's Karl Blom will be speaking at ITWeb's GDPR Update.

To stay compliant with POPIA, enterprises need to stop personal data from falling into the wrong hands.

The series runs from the 7August to the 25September and is free to attend.

Hospitality is the industry with the second highest number of cyber security breaches, says PwC.