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The recent mass shift to remote working caused by the global pandemic has provided an ideal breeding ground for both malicious cyber attacks and…

As the COVID-19 pandemic declines and businesses start their “reopening” process, many employers are seeking to implement novel health and safety…

A veszélyhelyzet idején az egyes adatvédelmi és adatigénylési rendelkezésektől való eltérésről szóló 179/2020. (V. 4.) Korm. Rendelet 2020. Május…

We continue to count down the major risks cited by trust companies as threats to their businesses, this week we consider threat number five: data…

Chile is the only country in the world pressing ahead with plans to issue carnets de alta - release cards - for individuals who have recovered after…

In the second of a two-part series on sharing health data to fight covid-19, Samantha Gilbert analyses guidance from UK and EU regulators and explores how compliance teams can rely on well-documented decision-making to ensure “proportionate” data sharing.

In the first of a two-part series on sharing health data to fight COVID-19, Samantha Gilbert analyses US and Canadian regulators’ advice and explores why compliance teams should err on the side of caution when it comes to sharing information and maintain data minimisation procedures wherever they can.

Lexology Pro Compliance takes a look at some of the most informative articles published on Lexology this week for compliance teams to stay up-to-date with challenges brought about by the COVID-19 outbreak, including key guidance from regulators around the world and practical tips to manage business responses to the pandemic.

Many organizations have substantially increased their charitable contributions, corporate giving and philanthropy to assist those affected by the…

Global pharmaceutical service provider Mawdsleys is one of the key suppliers of medicine to UK hospitals. Bhavisha Mistry, general counsel and company secretary, shares her experience of advising a company in an industry subject to regulatory change and supply shortages in light of the coronavirus pandemic, and whose employees are classified as key workers.