Do you trust your AI? Why human oversight is more important than ever
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming industries by streamlining decision‑making and automating complex processes. However, growing reliance on AI systems has spurred serious concerns around privacy, bias, accountability, and ethical governance. Today, the pressing question for organizations is no longer simply whether to use AI, but how to ensure that human oversight remains central throughout its […]
¿Crees que una VPN garantiza la protección de datos en línea? 5 razones por las que estás equivocado
Hoy en día, la protección de datos en línea se ha convertido en una prioridad tanto para usuarios individuales como para organizaciones. Muchos recurren a soluciones como las redes privadas virtuales (VPN) creyendo que garantizan un anonimato completo. Pero, ¿hasta qué punto es esto cierto? ¿Es suficiente una VPN para proteger nuestros datos más sensibles? […]
Do you think a VPN guarantees online data protection? 5 reasons you’re wrong
Today, online data protection has become a priority for both individual users and organizations. Many turn to solutions like virtual private networks (VPNs), believing they guarantee complete anonymity. But to what extent is this true? Is a VPN enough to protect our most sensitive data? In this article, we analyze the key differences between VPNs […]
Genetic data protection in artificial intelligence: The AlphaGenome challenge in the new biomedical Er
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in biomedicine has opened new opportunities in diagnostics, personalized medicine, and genetic research. AlphaGenome, DeepMind‘s model, marks a milestone in this evolution by promising to revolutionize the interpretation of the human genome. However, this advancement has reignited an urgent debate, especially following recent cases such as the 23andMe data […]
Data protection in insurance: Key best practices for 2025
Data protection in insurance has ceased to be merely a legal obligation and has become a key strategic element. Insurers handle highly sensitive information (from medical records and Social Security data to financial and risk profiles) that, if not properly protected, can lead to legal sanctions, loss of trust, and serious reputational damage. In 2024, […]
If you use AI and don’t know FRIA, this article is for you
The Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA) is one of the key pillars of the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Regulation (AI Act). Its purpose is to ensure that high-risk AI systems do not compromise individuals’ fundamental rights, such as privacy, equality, freedom of expression, or non-discrimination. Although it may seem like a bureaucratic procedure, the FRIA […]
Using AI and not sure if you’re NIS2 compliance? Here’s what you need to know
The NIS2 Directive was adopted in 2022 and officially came into force in January 2023, imposing new and stricter cybersecurity and risk management obligations on public and private entities that manage essential services. Although the deadline for EU member states to transpose it into national legislation was October 2024, many organizations in 2025 still face […]
Data protection in Human Resources: How to avoid report rewriting to ensure privacy
In many HR departments, rewriting reports to hide personal data remains a common practice for data protection purposes. Titles, initials, locations, or any clue that could identify a person are manually modified before sharing the document. This “artisanal” solution is perceived as fast, controllable, and above all, safe. However, recent research and regulatory bodies agree […]
Best practices for data protection in scientific research
More and more research—whether medical, social, or academic—involves handling sensitive personal data. This opens up opportunities for scientific advancement but also raises a fundamental challenge: how can we ensure data protection in scientific research without compromising data quality? One of the most critical aspects is the method chosen to protect that data. And not all […]
Data anonymization in the Public Sector: How to automate privacy protection
The problem isn’t the volume of documents—it’s how they’re managed Public institutions handle an extraordinary number of documents daily: court rulings, administrative records, medical histories, social files, public contracts, and citizen requests. This document flow, essential for the functioning of the state, contains — in the vast majority of cases — sensitive personal data. The […]
