A huge cyber attack on the Colonial Pipeline, new modifications to be made to update the HIPAA, an Amazon data breach and machine learning’s part to play in transport analytics, and in the fight against the spread of COVID-19.

Another cyber attack on another US Police department, UK GCHQ’s warning of the West’s cyber ‘moment of reckoning’, and the EU’s latest plans to pave the future of artificial intelligence; with new regulation aimed at protecting both security and personal data privacy for citizens within the public surveillance tracking space.

Two huge cyber breaches for LinkedIn and Facebook in one week, an increase in jobseeker cybercrime, and an exploration into the privacy paradox relating to the NHS COVID app, Google and Apple.

Honing in on several significant surveillance topics: monitoring WFH workers, the questions of ethics when it comes to facial recognition, and increasing precautions against online harms.

Creating deep fakes, medical data leaks and privacy considerations for smart cities.

How can AI help to protect us against cyber crimes? GCHQ explores more, whilst we understand more about the need and possible solutions for protecting ourselves and our data.

Honing in on the necessity to protect personal and sensitive data - particularly when it comes to the the ever expanding world of digital healthcare, and against possible everyday cyber breaches.

We're celebrating International Data Privacy Day! This newsletter focuses on the increased adoption of the importance of privacy and how that can lead to better security for all existing and new technologies.

A particular focus on the concerns that have befallen the healthcare sector when it comes to the handling of personal and sensitive data, and surrounding digital vaccination passports.

A Happy New Year from all of us at Pimloc! This newsletter focuses on the alarming accuracy of deep fakes and their possibility to inflict damage and cause harm.

The biggest cyber raid that US federal agencies have ever seen, the highest cost in cybercrime globally ever recorded, and trials and negotiations for safer data collection and handling moving forward amidst Brexit.

The new Telecommunications Bill for the UK emphasising a step up for security across national data, Manchester United's cyber attack, and tighter measures for telehealth company Alan as protecting sensitive data becomes even more of a priority for many.