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Norton Money Workplace combines financial wellbeing and digital protection
In October 2026, Norton LifeLock Benefit Solutions announced Norton Money Workplace, a financial wellbeing offering with availability planned for December. Gen’s employee benefits division described a combination of financial visibility, protection, guidance and planning in its 22 October release. The announcement does not establish independent workforce outcomes. Purchase a defined employee journey For benefits teams, the first task would be to identify the problem the service should address. Helping
Banks Want Guardrails Before AI Shopping Agents Move Money
A group including NatWest, Bank of America, ING, Capital One, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and ASB has warned that AI shopping agents can create fraud, privacy and recourse risks. The banks’ proposed principles include disclosing when an agent is acting, explaining material decisions, protecting data and preserving consumer choice and interoperability. These are industry proposals, not a binding global standard. From search assistance to delegated action The issue is
Could Your Fitbit Data Be Used to Deny You Health Insurance?
Wearing a fitness tracking device could earn you cash from your health insurance company. At first, this sounds lucrative for the people who participate, and good for the companies, who want healthier insurance customers. But it’s not quite so simple.
The Data Privacy Act of the Philippines and GDPR
We live in a digitized era. Our professional and personal lives go by the dictum that data should drive our actions and reactions. In the course of doing business, companies receive and handle a significant volume of data, and in many instances, this data will include critical—and sensitive—personal data about individuals, be they customers or even employees. Data is increasingly seen as essential to be competitive and is, in its own way, a currency. However, being a data handler also comes with responsibilities and significant risk. In the Philippines, an archipelago composed of 7,107 islands and a population of over 100 million, legislators realized that legislation needed to catch up with this new digital reality.
Brexit and Data Privacy Issues
The smooth transfer of personal data between the European Union and the UK is of critical importance for many British and Continental businesses and may be jeopardized by the Brexit process. The 1995 EU Directive on Privacy establishes EU citizens’ right to privacy, including the protection of their personal data and the “right to be forgotten” from search engines. Countries that conform to these rules receive “adequacy agreements” that
