Michael Coyle
October 9, 2018
ÂEvident Proof have scored 100% in a smart contract audit on its code which will act as a stepping stone as the main contender to be the safest and securest way to conform with the new GDPR.
We all know that data, our own personal data, is never truly safe and stored away under lock and key, and turn a blind eye to what really happens to it. Is blockchain the future for data protection?
Negotiations to determine exactly what will happen post-Brexit with regards to the flows of business data are yet to get underway but should be of serious concern for the government, a recent report from the House of Commons Exiting the European Union Committee has warned.
An example of how blockchain technology can be used with Lawdit’s very own Protect Your Design
Security checks will be beefed up for contactless payments in the new EU Payment Services Directive (PSD2). Blockchain technology is one way to help both parties.
Can blockchain technology really work for the future in particular industries. Lets take a closer look.
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that Facebook and the operator of a Facebook page are equally responsible for the protection of visitors personal data. Each must inform visitors on how personal data is processed.
The official La Liga Android app has become a scanner for venues that are broadcasting football matches without a licence.
Are there cross border issues regarding a blockchain network and data protection?