KCS Country Risk & Threat Advisory: Zambia
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KCS Country Risk & Threat Advisory: Uganda
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KCS Country Risk & Threat Advisory: Zimbabwe
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KCS Country Risk & Threat Advisory: Egypt
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KCS Country Risk & Threat Advisory: Taiwan
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Air-fought convention
British Airways has been handed a £183m fine for 2018’s data breach, in what is a record penalty applied against a UK firm. After suffering the theft of customer details for 500,000 people over a four-month period between July and September last year, this fine is the first to be given under the new GDPR
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Facial attraction: the perils of invisible data loss
Issues of identity and data have been in the news once more recently, and once more for no good reason. In New York, tenants of a New York apartment block are fighting the installation of a system using facial recognition to control access. In Cardiff, a legal challenge is being fought over whether automated facial
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Sudan: Shifting Sands
Genuine change seems to be on the agenda in Sudan, where the military not only ousted President Omar al-Bashir but have seen their leader, Defence Minister Awad Ibn Auf, voluntarily step down as head of the ‘interim military council’. However, the council have refused to hand over power to a civilian administration. Not only does
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Indonesia: Komodo country at a crossroads
As Indonesia’s Joko Widodo has his Presidency confirmed for a second term, it is worth examining whether continuity in this case means change. Given that the announcement was brought forward a day due to security fears, with security personnel widely visible amid fears that Al-Qaeda would look to disrupt rallies and insinuations from the opposition
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