Articles about Information Regulator

Information Regulator readies for AI era

The data privacy enforcer scrutinises the POPIA sections that need to deal with the complex risks posed by artificial intelligence.

InfoReg takes data breach reporting online

The data privacy law enforcer launches an online portal for reporting data breaches, moving away from e-mailed reports.

Top ICT tenders: SITA to toughen up its cyber security measures

The State IT Agency dominates the ICT tenders this week, with requests for a penetration testing solution and security operation centre services.

InfoReg accelerates digital projects despite budget constraints

The Information Regulator is looking to expand its staff complement, as it plans to accelerate its digital initiatives in the new financial year.

Cyber attack rattles real estate firm Pam Golding

Last week, an unknown third-party gained unauthorised access to the company’s system via a user account.

InfoReg receives mounting data privacy complaints

The watchdog is dealing with thousands of complaints relating to the mishandling of personal data by direct marketers, gated complexes and companies.

Information Regulator fears replacement by Cyber Commissioner

Besides draining the fiscus, there will be a substantial overlap between the Information Regulator and the proposed Cyber Commissioner, legal experts say.

South African youth in dark about data protection law

The Information Regulator sounds the alarm over young people’s low level of awareness of the Protection of Personal Information Act and online privacy.

Data Privacy Day focuses on children’s privacy rights online

Tech evolution and development of data governance frameworks are at the forefront on International Data Privacy Day today.

InfoReg acts on alleged matric results data leak

The Information Regulator requests information from the Department of Basic Education regarding the alleged matric results security compromise.

OPINION: Missed POPIA opportunity in matric results court case

The argument that the Information Regulator created the urgency by itself is misplaced and the honourable court erred in that regard, says legal expert Sizwe Snail ka Mtuze.

InfoReg ‘disappointed’ over matric results verdict

If the DBE is to proceed with the publication of the results in the media, it will still be guilty of non-compliance with the regulator’s orders, says the watchdog.