Bruce Penson, the managing director of cyber security and IT support company Pro Drive IT, outlines how GDPR has changed in the UK since the Data Protection Act of 2018. If you work with data […]
This is an interesting case that Zurich fought recently, thought you legal eagles and claims specialists would like a gander at it; In Ali v Luton Borough Council [2022] an employee worked for the local […]
The right to human review of decisions made fully by computers should not be removed ‘while AI is still in its infancy’, the professional body for IT has warned. A government consultation on personal data […]
Research by Egress has revealed that an overwhelming 90% of security leaders are concerned about group legal settlements following a serious data breach, compared to 85% who are worried about regulatory fines. Launched to commemorate three years […]
Sontiq, the leader in intelligent identity security (IIS), today announced it has acquired award-winning data breach intelligence fintech Breach Clarity. As a result of the acquisition, Sontiq’s products – IdentityForce, Cyberscout, and EZShield – all […]
A new study reveals how many businesses in the UK have been caught breaching GDPR regulations whilst working from home. Data obtained through a Freedom of Information (FOI) request by confidential shredding and records management […]
The latest press info from the UK government, announcing agreement on the free flow of data. Hard to see how it could have been ring-fenced in any way given modern tech and myriad channels of […]
This is interesting, a city that will invite the residents to share their data to get easier access to a range of services. In theory this could make all kinds of city planning and everyday […]
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