Tag: EU
6GHz Wi-Fi Update: 7 important details
Wi-Fi 6E is the most significant update in 20 years. Ben Toner gives us the low down
BT confirms it is providing data to the government on citizen movements
An increasing number of countries are looking at how they can use mobile phone data and apps to track movements and ensure compliance
Clearview AI breach – a flaw not a hack. Isn’t that an oxymoron?
The breach raises even more concerns about misuse of facial recognition tech
Roaming charges to return after Brexit – pull the other one!
There are strong commercial and strategic reasons why this is bogus news
ENISA outlines new cybersecurity rules for service providers and OTTs
Rules will be extended to OTT services, will promote cross-authority and cross-border co-operation and will mandate encryption
One charger to rule them all?
EC signals action on chargers as electronic waste continues to rise
Security-conscious customers need more information from the companies they do business with
Having the right product is now only half the battle. Unless customers and prospects are sure you’re secure they’ll go elsewhere – directly impacting your bottom line
Cybersecurity update: Indra acquires SIA
Combination of assets creates a EUR60 million security firm
EU considers ban on facial recognition tech
EU’s proposed facial recognition moratorium could be bad news for European businesses
Irish government publishes new security strategy
Aims to secure Irish businesses and grow expertise in cyber security
Is your call centre compliant? Germany gets tough on telco GDPR violations
BfDI fines 1&1 and Rapidata.
Security update: quantum security rises up agenda for telcos
QKD rises up agenda as the ITU announces a new standard for QKD networks; BT launches QKD network; SK Telecom and Deutsche Telekom invest in IDQ; and more countries join EU’s Open QKD Project.
UK reviews use of Chinese equipment in its networks
Huawei’s role in European networks continues to be questioned, as EU and GSMA also weigh in.
