The scandal that engulfed Facebook is forcing managers to look more closely at risks

Tech giant faces privacy crisis after deciding not to reveal problem at Google+

Business secretary seeks legislative overhaul to safeguard vulnerable consumers

Democracies should establish a single infrastructure for the digital identity

Big players switch approach amid fears state legislation could become default position

European Court of Human Rights rules against GCHQ over collection of online data

ECJ to consider whether search engines must delete links globally or only within the EU

Proposed encryption regulations could undermine public safety, say Facebook and Google

Customers express anger over hacking of their personal information

Information watchdog received 6,281 grievances in first six weeks of GDPR regime

Brussels seeks to impose significant fines as it cracks down on privacy breaches

The Bridget Jones film director says children’s data must be treated differently

Onavo Protect said to violate iPhone maker’s new data collection rules

Canberra threatens A$10m fines but stops short of demanding full system access for police

State surveillance is as menacing as corporate information gathering

Europe’s commissioner for justice demands Trump administration comply with pact

Departure of general counsel Colin Stretch comes as company seeks to move on from data scandal

The agreement will create the world's largest open area for trade

Marketing business faces £140,000 fine for sale of information before 2017 election

Fine for breaking laws on use of personal information could rouse regulators worldwide