Protecting personal data when working remotely because of Coronavirus
Following on from our post from last week regarding contingency planning for Coronavirus, we thought it would be useful to set out what you should … Read more
Following on from our post from last week regarding contingency planning for Coronavirus, we thought it would be useful to set out what you should … Read more
As the world gets to grips with Coronavirus and its implications on businesses work practices, businesses are currently looking at their contingency plans and considering … Read more
This week the ICO published a new blog post, aimed at schools, looking at a couple of reprimands it had served on a couple of … Read more
We’ve previously documented the Brexit and GDPR issues facing the UK once the transition period is out of the way by the end of 2020. … Read more
With the UK set to leave the EU on 31st January 2020, here’s what you need to know about how Brexit impacts GDPR going forward. … Read more
The ICO have now published their final version of their Age Appropriate Design Code of Practice for Online Services. The Code is a statutory one in … Read more
DSG Retail Ltd (who trade as Currys PC World and Dixons) have been fined by the ICO £500k for a number of serious data security … Read more
On 8th January 2020 the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) launched a consultation on their draft direct marketing code of practice. The Code itself will replace … Read more
A pharmacy in London has become the first organisation to receive a GDPR fine in the UK from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). The fine … Read more
If you’ve followed the challenges of EU data protection legislation by privacy activist Max Schrems, you’ll have heard about his most recent challenge that the … Read more