Privacy implications of vaccine passports
There is no law in the UK which requires mandatory vaccination. The Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984 devolves powers to Parliament to legislate in order to protect UK Citizens.
Author: Trūata
Consumer privacy fears highlighted in new report
Trūata’s Global Consumer State of Mind Report has been featured in a recent article from ComputerWeekly.com. The report is a valuable asset for data-driven organizations that are keen to take a deep dive into the trends and trajectories of consumer behaviors.
Over three-quarters (77%) of global consumers have taken steps to reduce their digital footprint for fear that they are losing control of their privacy
Trūata’s Global Consumer State of Mind Report 2021 finds nearly half (48%) of consumers have lost control over how much data is stored about them, with 49% feeling that COVID-19 restrictions forced them into expanding their digital footprint this year
Why Brexit could benefit the UK’s tech sector
Trūata’s Chief Privacy Officer and Chief of Product Innovation, Aoife Sexton recently provided comment in the New Statesman on how the UK can take the lead on regulating emerging tech, to benefit start-ups.
Techround Interview with Felix Marx
Trūata is a privacy-enhancing data solutions provider. In today’s privacy-conscious world, organizations are having to rethink the way that they work with personal data. In order to unlock the full potential of data while retaining customer loyalty, organizations need to ensure that this data is safeguarded. We exist for this very reason – to help those organizations to succeed in our data-driven economy.
A Year in Review: Why 2020 Has Pushed Data Privacy Into The Spotlight
Paying attention to data privacy and security is no longer optional. This year alone has witnessed several landmark data protection and privacy events, including record-breaking fines for HIPAA violations, the handing down of the Schrems II ruling from the European Court of Justice, and the start of enforcement of the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA). EU data protection authorities levied multi-million Euro fines on companies for GDPR violations, in spite of the battle against COVID-19.
Why Data Can Hold The Key To Relationships That Go Beyond The Festive Season
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated years of change in just eight months, particularly in the way companies across the globe conduct business. Specifically, it has driven an unprecedented number of people online, to shop and perform numerous transactions which they can no longer do in person – and companies and industries, including retail, have responded in turn.
How Will A No-Deal Brexit Impact Data Protection Practices
With negotiations at an impasse, a no-deal Brexit is looking ever more likely. If we get to Dec 31st without a withdrawal agreement, how will this affect the transfer of personal data between the EU and UK?
Trūata Partners with Mastercard to Launch its New Privacy-enhanced Self-service Analytics Portal for Financial Institutions
New analytics solution will empower Mastercard’s customers to drive business growth through anonymized data
Leveraging Data Analytics In A Privacy-Conscious World
Aoife Sexton is an expert in data privacy. She works at Dublin-based data anonymisation and privacy-enhancing technology company Trūata as its Chief Privacy Officer. Here, she discusses how the future of data analytics will evolve, how that data can be protected and the danger of “privacy paralysis”.
Trūata Addresses Global Data Privacy Concerns with Launch of New Risk Assessment Solution
Comprehensive privacy risk assessment solution delivers the forensic ability to identify and measure the hidden privacy risks within datasets
Trūata Rewarded for Commitment to Data Privacy with New ISO Certification
Privacy-enhanced data analytics solutions provider has been awarded ISO 27701 certification for its ability to deliver privacy and data protection by design