PDPC Singapore

Inadequate enforcement and formulation of password policies, failure to stipulate clear security responsibilities in contracts with vendors and lack of ICT policies to cover critical aspects in IT security were investigated in the latest Commission’s Decision cases. The PDPC has also accepted voluntary undertakings from three organisations. 🔗 Learn more about what happened in this month's cases here

Inadequate enforcement and formulation of password policies, failure to stipulate clear security responsibilities in contracts with vendors and lack of ICT policies to cover critical aspects in IT security were investigated in the latest Commission’s Decision cases. The PDPC has also accepted voluntary undertakings from two organisations. 🔗 Learn more about what happened in this month's cases here

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Failures in deleting unnecessary personal data, weak processes for software updates, inadequate access control to personal data, and unclear data protection requirements in IT vendor contracts were investigated in the latest Commission’s Decision cases. The PDPC has also accepted voluntary undertakings from ten organisations. 🔗 Learn more about what happened in this month's cases here

Failures in deleting unnecessary personal data, weak processes for software updates, inadequate access control to personal data, and unclear data protection requirements in IT vendor contracts were investigated in the latest Commission’s Decision cases. The PDPC has also accepted voluntary undertakings from eleven organisations. 🔗 Learn more about what happened in this month's cases here

A big thank you to everyone who participated in #PDPWeek2024! We were honoured to host our guests, speakers, industry partners, and regulators from around the world this week to explore the potential of trusted data in driving innovation. 🔗 Find out what went down at #PDPWeek2024 here!

IAPP Asia Privacy Forum 2024 took the centre stage on day 3 of #PDPWeek2024! Valuable insights were shared on diverse data protection laws and regulations across Asia, global privacy trends, and efforts by countries to strengthen security measures in safeguarding personal data in an increasingly digital world throughout the event. 🔗 Dive deeper here

Privacy-Enhancing Technology (PET) Summit APAC 2024 headlined Day 2 of #PDPWeek2024! Joined by subject experts from across the region and beyond, they discussed PETs' potential in balancing data use and privacy protection, enhancing AI robustness with strategic use of PETs and ensuring data integrity with confidential computing. 🔗 Learn more here

We kicked off #PDPWeek2024 today by welcoming a diverse suite of industry experts, data leaders and seasoned trainers to share practical strategies on how to innovate with trust and transform with data. 🔗 Uncover these insights here!

Proactive, protective and pragmatic – this is Singapore’s response to the challenges raised by AI as the need for data and trust has come into sharper focus and practical strategies are needed to strengthen AI governance in Singapore. Announced at #PDPWeek2024, Mrs Josephine Teo, Minister for Digital Development and Information, launched the PDPC’s Proposed Guide on Synthetic Data Generation to help organisations understand synthetic data generation techniques and potential use cases, particularly for AI. 🔗 Find out more here