As a Digital Health Enterprise, one of your first concern should be how to protect the health sensitive data that you are collecting from your users and storing/managing in your service.

This article cover common questions about the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and how it impacts digital health developers.

As you may already know, the new GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) will be effective from May 2018, introducing a new framework for everyone who processes EU citizens' personal data.

The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)], is a new legal instrument that harmonizes privacy rules for all European Union Member States.

During the last few days, we had the honour to host in Trento the [C3ISP] project meeting. C3ISP is an EU Commission funded a project that aims at creating a collaborative and confidential information sharing system for cybersecurity threats and attacks.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has recently sentenced that dynamic IP addresses should be considered as personal data.

We just came back from the Digital Health Days, a two days conference in the beautiful, but frequently chilly, Stockholm.

2015 came to an end and we at Chino.io are curious to see what 2016 will bring for digital healthcare in the EU. Last year a lot of things happened in this area and we would like to highlight the most important ones.

Processing sensitive data like, healthcare is risky. In the case of violations of rules, Data Controllers can incur into civil, administrative, and in some states even criminal sanctions. Depending on how Apps and services are distributed, Data Controllers can be represented by different figures.