Ensuring that big technologies are not employed to exploit our data for profit and power.
This is why PDPA is here: to protect the personal data of individuals by raising awareness, monitoring and reporting non-compliance, championing enforcement actions, and demanding accountability from organisations that violate data protection principles.
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Oct
Data Breach in the Age of AI-Powered Attacks: A Nigerian Perspective
Under the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 (NDPA), a “personal data breach” is a breach
26
Oct
Owner of St. Joseph Hospital agrees to pay $2M to settle data breach lawsuit
The owner of St. Joseph Hospital in Bangor has agreed to pay $2 million to
26
Oct
Data breach: NDPC probes 240 cases, flags 1,900 organisations
The Nigeria Data Protection Commission has investigated more than 240 cases of data breaches and
26
Oct
Court Dismisses Emeka Ike’s N10bn Data Privacy Suit Against Wike’s Aide Olayinka, INEC
The Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed a N10 billion suit filed by Nollywood
26
Oct
University of Copenhagen reports data breach affecting over 500,000 individuals
Bleeping Computer reports that the University of Copenhagen recently confirmed a cyberattack involving unauthorized access
26
Oct
Meta Fined $25 billion to New Mexico in Data Privacy Case
Oct 21 (Reuters) – A judge in New Mexico ordered Meta Platforms (META.O), opens new