Celebrating Data Protection Day
Michael Irene
January 30, 2023
January 28 each year is set aside to celebrate Data Protection Day! This day was created by the Council of Europe to raise a
Tracking methodologies and the data privacy implications
Michael IreneJanuary 23, 2023
MICHAEL IRENE, PhD Michael Irene is a data and information governance practitioner based in London, United Kingdom. He is also a
Your company’s global presence has impact and expectations
Michael IreneJanuary 16, 2023
Some days ago, The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) fined Guaranty Trust Bank (UK) Limited (GT Bank) £7,671,800 for serious
Four top 2023 data privacy predictions
Michael IreneJanuary 9, 2023
2023 is another year for data privacy to showcase its various features in various business functions and expectations. I believe, and
Offering privacy opportunities to stakeholders and career changers!
Michael IreneJanuary 2, 2023
Michael Irene is a data and information governance practitioner based in London, United Kingdom. He is also a Fellow of Higher
Before migrating to cloud here are things to consider
Michael IreneDecember 26, 2022
Most companies, these days, when asked about their IT infrastructures, or their data lifecycle management with especially storage and
7 reasons why you should read privacy notices (Privacy Policies)
Michael IreneDecember 19, 2022
There are many privacy notices in the world located on various websites. Not a lot of people read them and there are good reasons for
Three future privacy considerations
Michael IreneDecember 12, 2022
On the 8th of December 2022, I was opportune to be at the inaugural Picasso Privacy Award in London. The award housed various privacy
On various data protection points
Michael IreneDecember 5, 2022
In this week’s article, I will touch on three key areas. First, the case of the Data Protection fines on Facebook (now Meta). Second,
The data protection and information security officers
Michael IreneNovember 28, 2022
I’ve been at meetings where there is a clash between the information security officer and the data protection officer. For example,