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Voting has commenced on the D raft I nternational S tandard ISO/IEC 27091 on AI privacy, with national standards bodies invited to vote and comment by Feb 25th 2026. I have updated the standard's page on this website , based on a brief skim-reading of the DIS, so far. I will update that page if I find the time to study the standard properly and reconsider my opinions. In summary, although I have concerns about the scope, focus and coverage of the standard, it does offer us

The D raft I nternational S tandard version of this forthcoming security and privacy standard on 'big data' has been released for national bodies to vote and comment before March 2026. Supplementing ISO's 'official' page about this standard , I have outlined the structure of the standard on its detailed info page on this website. If the DIS is approved by the voting members of ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 27 without significant comments or objections, it may be published later in 2026

'Me' putting the plug in the sink I've been circling the plughole this morning, trying to figure out why 3 of the ISO27k standards detailed pages had different URL structures to the other 97. Specifically, the URLs for the pages on ISO/IEC 27000, 27001 and 27002 contained something like 'title- here'. Wix offers a function to define the 'URL slugs' for the pages constructed dynamically from the CMS content, using one or more fields from the CMS to generate the last part of t

That's Google Gemini's AI representation of 'me' supergluing a broken hyperlink back together. Having copied-and-pasted content from the old website into Wix, I discovered that Wix faithfully replicates any hyperlinks in the original, but doesn't routinely underline them ... which makes them essentially invisible unless/until we mouse over them on the live website, or unless our browsers automatically underline all hyperlinks for us. Mine doesn't. Furthermore, many of the