• The Drum, Monday, August 10, 2015 7:07 AM

Digital giants such as Amazon and Google could face stringent security laws requiring them to adopt the highest possible security measures when it comes to protecting their users’ data under draft legislation currently being debated by the EU, according to reports. A Reuters report claims such firms – broadly classified as “digital service providers” – are likely to fall within rules laid out by the Network & Information Security Directive, similar to energy and financial firms, which is currently being drafted. 

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