In today’s data-driven world, businesses in Ireland are more vulnerable than ever to data breaches, identity theft, and compliance violations. Secure shredding services offer a reliable solution to manage and dispose of sensitive documents, protecting …
TikTok has been slapped with a €530 million ($600 million) fine by European Union privacy regulators following a four-year probe into its data practices. Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC), TikTok’s lead regulator in the EU, …
Every digital service we use today relies on a data centre somewhere, with more than 10,000 centres worldwide. The industry has been going through a boom over the last year and now data centres require …
To guarantee the provision of safe and dependable Global Navigation Satellite System data, Europe is launching its first confirmed GPS/GNSS Data Stream service, reports RTE. The National Metrology Laboratory of the National Standards Authority of …
In Donegal, one in every 100 individuals seeks asylum, reports Breaking News. Leitrim has the fewest asylum seekers per county, whereas Dublin has the greatest number. That is in line with updated data that the …
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) has fined video-sharing platform TikTok €345 million for breaches relating to the processing of children’s data, reports RTE. This follows an investigation that began in September 2021 and focused on …
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that “there are some concerns” about how the data collected by TikTok might be used and how it might be disseminated. Mr Varadkar was speaking in Cork this morning following new …
London City Hall staff will no longer be allowed to have TikTok on their devices in the latest ban imposed by Western governments and authorities on the Chinese-owned social media app for security reasons, reports …
TikTok’s CEO is facing tough questions from US representatives, who believe the Chinese-owned short-video app should be banned as a “tool” of the Communist Party of China and because it contains content that could harm …
A spokesperson said the European Commission has banned TikTok on official devices used by staff over data security concerns. The ban also means that European Commission staff cannot use Chinese-owned video-sharing apps on personal devices, …
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