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Why Clinical Confidentiality Is Key to Trust in Healthcare
When patients access healthcare, they share deeply personal and sensitive information, trusting it will be protected. Clinical confidentiality is not only a legal obligation under frameworks like the GDPR but also a fundamental pillar of trust that directly impacts the quality of care, patient honesty, and treatment outcomes. As healthcare systems become more digital, with AI tools and data sharing initiatives expanding, safeguarding health data becomes even more critical. St
M Oliveira e Carmo
May 201 min read


AI in HR Raises Legal and Privacy Challenges for Companies
As companies increasingly adopt AI in HR processes like hiring and performance management, new legal and operational challenges are emerging. Experts warn that relying on automated decision-making without proper human oversight can impact employees’ rights and lead to bias. Regulations such as the GDPR and the EU AI Act are pushing for greater transparency, accountability, and human intervention in AI-driven decisions. Businesses must also strengthen governance, ensure proper
M Oliveira e Carmo
May 121 min read


149 Million Passwords Exposed in Massive Data Leak
A massive unsecured database exposed 149 million usernames and passwords, including accounts linked to email services, social media platforms like Facebook, and even banking access. Discovered by security researcher Jeremiah Fowler, the data was publicly accessible without any protection before being removed. The incident highlights the ongoing risks of weak data security practices and reinforces the importance of strong passwords, multi-factor authentication, and regular acc
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May 71 min read


European Commission Hit by Cyberattack with Data Theft Confirmed
The European Commission has confirmed a cyberattack targeting the cloud infrastructure hosting official EU websites, with early investigations revealing that data was extracted from public-facing systems. The breach, detected on March 24, was quickly contained, with authorities implementing mitigation measures to ensure services remained operational. While internal systems were not affected, the incident highlights growing cybersecurity risks facing public institutions and th
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May 41 min read


EU Parliament Disables AI Features on Work Devices Over Privacy and Cybersecurity Concerns
The European Parliament has switched off built-in AI features on the work devices of MEPs and staff due to cybersecurity and data protection risks. Some AI tools were sending data to cloud services, raising concerns about potential data exposure. While daily apps like email and calendars remain unaffected, the move highlights the growing need for caution when using AI tools, especially in sensitive environments. The Parliament advises staff and lawmakers to apply similar priv
M Oliveira e Carmo
Apr 271 min read


France Fines Company €3.5M for GDPR Violations
A French data protection authority has fined a company €3.5 million after serious GDPR breaches affecting over 10.5 million data subjects. The organization shared customer emails and phone numbers with a social media platform without consent, failed to conduct a proper data protection impact assessment, and allowed weak password security. Automatic cookies were also installed without user consent. This case highlights that privacy is not optional, companies must prioritize us
M Oliveira e Carmo
Apr 171 min read
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